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JUL
MONDAY
2
ISSUE
Reg, U. & Pat. Office
Volume 184
New York
Number 5547
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, July 2, 1956
$1.25
Copy
a
and Investment News
RAILROAD
V—
Laboratories,
Abbott
No.
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Chicago,
III.
\
:
This corporation filed
'June
22,
1956,
covering
Laboratories
t
which
may
the
SEC
the
on
Abbott
In This Issue
0
has
orders
issued
suspending
temporarily
Regulation
Inc.,
Utah,
nity for hearing,
v.
suspension
N.
upori request, on the question
should
vacated
be
or
made
{
'V"
for
the
filed
Oct.
San
such reports.
In its Regulation A notification,
ABS Trash Co. proposed the public offering of
1954,
■.'common
stock.
Cal-Mex
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v
.
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posing the public offering of 300,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
Commission's suspension order in this case asserts, in addition to
the failure to file reports of sales, that there is "reasonable cause to
that the offering circular filed for use in the offering and
sale of Cal-Mex Oil stock contained information which was inaccurate
".. ' and incomplete, particularly with respect to (a) the size of the working
interest owned by Cal-Mex Oil in land situated in Neosho County, Kas.,
and ..lb) the oil reserves under the acreage held under lease by Cal-Mex
on; and
(2) that the stock offering, if made or continued would be
made in such a manner as "to operate as a fraud or deceit upon the
v! purchasers," in that material changes in the condition of the company
> since June 15,
1953, are not reflected in the material filed by Cal-Mex
Oil, concerning (ap. the identity of the officers and directors of CalMex Oil,
(b) the interests of such officers and directors in the corn¬
s'
pany, (c) the financial condition of the company, and (d) the property
interests held by the company. - f' ■■'■'•'J
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Section.
Markets
lowing:
——
(1)
&
35
v
business..—V.
181,
p.
1.
Banks .J.——
.
48
—
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices
The Course of Bank Clearings.
.
stores
29
P.
by
corporation
of
in
and early next year.
1955
new
of
Purchase
Lurie,
John
Rapp.,
'
the
of
St.
over
Executive
-,y.
j-'
Vice-President,
ACF-Wrigley,
anticipated
in
1935,
annual
Oklahoma,
food chains with sales
V:
will
Mr. .Rapp
chain
a
under
member
per
store,
to the
Rapp chain
its
Air
direct
to
board
of
'"7V-'
the
operations
of the
St.
with ACF-Wrigley and will
directors.—V.
183,
p.
Louis
become
2641.
contracted
delivery
with
and
of
a
of Air
division
Engineering
Luria
erection
a
•
^Jhe ^Joronto
Site Canadian Stock
tocL
Co.
of
Reduction
Bethlehem,
standardized steel building
Alunite Corp. of
Pa.
Inc.,
for
to house
has
the
new-
Utah, on June 12
160,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) at $1.50 per share.
offered
mill
Co.,
Utah—Stock Offered—Cayias, Larson,
Glaser, Emery, Inc., Salt Lake City,
publicly
net
at
proceeds are to be used to pay for expansion of company's
Utah, and for construction of
a blending and
Marysvale,
sacking plant.
The
company
"Vitalizer."—V.
manufactures
p. 2641.
a
commercial
fertilizer
183,
fjlie IfflontreafQStock £xchanffe
Ske Snveitment <2dealers Siiociation of Canada
(Cxchange-
Cxchange
-
Bay Street TORONTO, CANADA Setepk one EM 8-4731
Branck Officei: 75 Brock St. KINGSTON, ONT. * 150 Ckeapiide LONDON, E. C. 2
Bruce SI. Morris VICE-PRESIDENT Qeor^e jb. -AdamS
200
V
: •
ENGLAND
PRESIDENT
BrooL, P.JCManLj, Q. 711 WitcLner, 2>oufL WcVittie, fklip M. MawL
O.Aiii
ClrUtopLr WaUrotL Jr., JrlLr W. StricUaJ, Richard A WotLrJi RUip CkarL Waile, Sk
DIRECTORS:
and
director.
The
Co., Inc.—Unit to Expand—
Co.,
■
sdllen ^Aanited
eri:
v
continue
Sales
reduction
&
.
picture studios and others, as well as in the manufacture
transformers and associated electronic devices.
of
at an annual rate of approximately
P/.S
!-
lpng-term contract
a
of
•/■V.v:,'
Michigan,
tenth place among
to be
of capital stock, of
which
the
17
shares. The three
largest blocks are to be offered for sale by Helen W. Conrow, of Red
Bank, N. J. (21,666 shares); Rosewell C. Tripp, of Woodbury, Conn.
(10.623 shares) and G. L. Carrington, of Los Angeles (15,300 shares).
Their holdings, after such sale, will be 33,834, 40,977, and 30,00 shares,
respectively.
Carrington is President of the company and Tripp is a
*
148 the number of
Cleveland and St. Louis and raises it to
the company from its sale of the 35,000 shares are
has outstanding 300,000 shares
selling stockholders hold 207,861
.7
brings to a total of
to
The company now
the
ACF-Wrigley organization
vf:
markets in the ACF-Wrigley organization operating in
Air Reduction
of $2,500,000
40
•
super
Rapp
sales
will bring to
and Fred
operates a chain of 10 super markets in
Louis area with aggregate sale3 currently at an annual rate
$23,000,000. It is planned to add five more super markets, with
Established
This
''
Rapp chain
the
1957.
erected by the
be
to
number
Acquisition
his
early
and
year
public
made available from time to time to its wholly-owned subsidiws&^Itec
Lansing Corp.; to help defray the cost of construction of its new plant
and headquarters on land acquired in May,
1956, at Anaheim, Calif.,
including the purchase of certain new equipment for^ and the transfer
of some presently owned equipment to, the Anaheim plant.
The total
cost of this expansion (exclusive of the cost ,of land) is estimated at
$1,200,000, and the balance of such cost is expected to be provided
from
funds already in the hands of the
parent company and Altec
Lansing.
The parent company, organized in 1937, is engaged in the
domestic theatre sound service and maintenance business.
Altec Lan¬
sale
current
the
The
list of nine principal underwriters.
motion
during
the remaining 65.000 by
offering price and underwrit¬
Dean Witter & Co. heads
be offered for sale by Altec and
sing was organized in 1941 to assure a continuing source of high qual¬
ity sound equipment parts to the service phase of this business; and
it also is engaged in the manufacture and
sale of loudspeakers to
47
—
the nation's
purchased all of the common stock of Fred
P. Rapp,
Inc.,'.St. Louis, Mo., super market chain, for cash and an
undisclosed amount of common stock, it was announced jointly June
:.
48
Federal
period
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc.—Completes Rapp
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—
Federal Reserve System.——
Reserve
to
on
selling stockholders.
Proceeds
54
11
Statement of Member Banks of
Combined Condition Statement of
$320,000,000.
This
a
t
Condition
are
certain
Offerings.—.
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates...—.J.
corporation
ing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
,
State and City Bond
■
(N. Y.)—Registers With SEC—
June 26 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 100,000 shares of its $1 par capital stock. Of . these shares,
& Investment News Cover
General Corporation
'
of
Altec Companies, Inc.
35.000
A Miscellaneous Features
'
out
placement of $3,000,000 4%% promissory notes
1, 1968, has been negotiated by Salomon Bros.
Hutzler, it was announced on June 26 by David D.
This
.
an
Tex.—Private Placement—
Steere, President.—V. 183, p. 2069.
the! commencement of the offering prior to the expiration
waiting
copies of
to
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange.—
prescribed in the Regulation; (2) the failure to
advertisement and other sales literature used in connection with the offering; (3) the failure to file reports of sales; (4>
the failure to disclose that Weber Investment Co.
(the underwriter)
and the issuer were under common control and that Weber was there¬
fore an affiliate of the issuer during periods when offers and sales of
Triangle Uranium stock were being made and (5t the failure to amend
the notification
and offering circular to disclose that Weber is no
.longer registered with the Commission as a broker-dealer and has gone
the
file
respect
due June
35
—
inaccurate
of
with
Direct
46
——-
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—_
have not been complied with and that the notification
circular included therein contained information which
and incomplete, particularly with respect to the fol-.
A
offering
was
Commission
■
35
1954, Triangle Uranium
proposed the public offering of 5,000,000 shares of its lc par common
stock at 5c per share.
The Commission's order in this case asserts that
there is "reasonable cause to believe" that the terms and conditions of
Regulation
for 1956,
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35
Regulation A notification, filed Nov. 5,
and
■i
the
argument before
Allied Finance Co., Dallas,
-
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
'
its
program
plants; building three new
Alleghany Corp.—Oral Argument Cancelled—
42
.
In
expansion
existing
.
41
(1)
believe '
'
$16,000,000
two
.
40
SEC Index of Stock Prices
:*
1953, pro-
a
enlarging
'
39
...
Exchange—
Stock
Over-the-Counter
The
,
...
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
:
A notification on June 9.
Exchange
Exchange..-—
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
filed March 24, 1955, proposed the public offer¬
debenture bonds and 12,000 shares of its $1 par
Oil filed its Regulation
Stock
Stock
of
part
Bethlehem plant
in the course of
'
39
_J__—
Exchange
Stpck
Francisco
Toronto
preferred series A stock at 10c per share.
3.000,000 shares of lc par 7%
.Eastern's notification,
ing of $102,000 of 4%'
Exchange.——
Canadian Stock Exchange
filing of
26,
39
Montreal
part of the respondent companies to file the required reports of sales
"and that the companies have ignored
requests by the Commission's
staff
38
Pittsburgh
of
at the
is now
.
the corpora¬
27. 1956,
agreeing
••to
a
waiver of argument.
Accordingly, e the matter has been taken
under advisement :by the Commission for decision upon the' basis of
the record of the hearing and the written contentions and arguments
of the" parties. The case involves .applications to exempt from Section
7 of
the Investment Company Act Alleghany's issuance of new con¬
vertible preferred stock-in exchange for old preferred stock with sub/ stantial-arrearages in accumulated: and unpaid dividends,
pursuant to
an
exchange offer made by Alleghany in February,
1955.—V. 183,
p. 2533.
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36
Exchange..._____...
Stock
Midwest
t
to be ha full
tion's preferred stock-exchange, previously scheduled, for June
--has been cancelled pursuant to stipulation among the parties
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange....
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
under the Securities;-Act for public offerings of securities'not exceeding
$300,600 ip amount.: One of the conditions is a requirement that reports of securities sales be filed every six months after the offering is
commenced.. Inthe cases of. ABS Trash Co. and Eastern Engineering,
the Commission's orders assert that there has been a failure on. the
r -
;
building, fabricated
shipped to the site and
7-
is
expected
is
year.
been
consists
Oral
36
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:
;
36
Exchange___-____>j.__-.
Stock
Angeles
1,
2641.
p.
31
I
Los
July
by
27
(Bonds);—.
Stock Exchange_-wu_i----i---_-_^--
Detroit
r"
erected
iones and increasing the distribution activities of the company in some
areas.
;The' plant in Butler is one of the two being expanded.—V. 183,
15
r
Exchange-"-—
Cincinnati Stock
whether the temporary
i>ermanent.
Stock
Boston
and Triangle Uranium Corp., Ogden,Each of the orders provides an opportu-
M.
;
American Stock Exchange.
Arlington,,'-Va.;
Las Vegas.
and
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
registration under the Securities Act of' 1933 with respect to pubthe following: ABS Trash Co., Inc., Wash¬
ington, D- C.; Cal-Mex Oil Corp:, Taft, Calif.; Eastern Engineering
Associates,
has
addition
{which
Page
New York Stock Exchange
,lic offerings of securities by
•«.r
be
8,680rsquare-foot
The
Stock and Bond. Quotations
exemptions
A
to
erection.
from
>
this
late
.of..Luria,
Exchange Commission, it was announced on June 22,
The Securities and
The
.'
Stock Bonus Plan, together with 30,000 common shares
be purchased pursuant to the plan.—V. 182, p. 2677. J > ;
tha
at
Pa.
due
addition,
operation
will double the output of industrial gases
The factory is located on a 21-acre plot.
which
plant in Butler,
The
a registration statement with
$540,000 of participations
in
MISCELLANEOUS
-
equipment
Registers
—
I* ABS Trash Co., Inc., Washington, D. C.—Stock Offer-:;
ing Temporarily Suspended—
- ; AJAyAA.
-
•
INSURANCE
-
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
y
■
INDUSTRIAL
-
3. _A. Rose, j. V.
terman
known
as
2
//£ ' / <C
(2)
•''''J
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'+'
Amarillo
"
Uranium,
Nev.—Stock
Reno,
Inc.,
100% (flat) on the basis of $100 principal amount of
debentures for each 25 shares of common held of record
June 27.
Subscription rights will expire on
Offering
Temporarily Suspended—
Commission,
it was announced on
27, has issued orders temporarily denying or suspending Regula¬
A exemptions from registration under the Securities Act of 1933
respect to public offerings of securities by the follolwing:
The
June
tion
with
Securities
lation
lc
filed
(2) Badger Uranium Corp,, Las Vegas,
000 shares of
par common stock at
jfc
(3)
Dix
of
lation
A
(4)
Grand
public offering
share.
common
par
crued
.
v
.
lation
(6)
000
filed
Dec.
Las Vegas, Nev.—Public offering of 3,000,stock at 10c per share, pursuant to a
Moapa Uranium Corp.,
shares
of
Regulation
The
orders
question
provide
1955.
14,
cases
that
there
is
,
Lista.
and
the
,
as
of
the
those
Securities
of
Act
within
1933
one
The
order
the
in
asserts
Moaoa
of
case
licensed
state
that
Ruth
broker-dealer.
of
-report
not
there
asserts
as
A
the
cases,
orders
assert
with
that
condition
a
that
is
and
the
in
is
as
of
"reasonable,
Dix,
and
is
not
registered
In
fering
circulars
Weber
these
three
Investment
with
Co.*
Commission
the
further
cases
false
are
and
assert
named
as
(1)
misleading
the
omitting
therein,
writer's
in
the
consent
notification,
to
be
named
underwriter's
the
in
Rains, who signed said documents
*wa« a registered member of the
of
National
Weber
Investment
Association
to
agrees
-securities
efforts
best
its
use
dealers
registered
sell
to
Nevada
in
stock
such
directly
annual
3.90%
.'i: ?.. 5%
such
and
being offered for sale in such state.—V. 182,
American
i:
freight
a
rates
and
permanent
solves
the
to
June
:f
of
market
shipping
and
organization
an
the
promote
overseas
U. ; S.
of
freight
cost
to
control
coal
trade
50
export
much
as
million
as
problems
which
of
America
and
the
principal coal-carrying railways have
together "on equal terms" in a joint merchandising venture.
The
new
approved
corporation
Commissioy
"mothball
will
be
American
—
resolution
a
to
file
insure
$40-million
market
export
will
not
this
Distilling
Brown,
stated
abouid
exceed
President,
company
that
net
are
June\21
on
continuing to
income
last
Co.—Sales
in
the
year's.—V,
t On
that
ahead
fiscal
B.
Sargent,
President,
and
progress
of
development
of
sales
last
earnings
He
year
ending
year
and
Sept.
further
30,
1956,
the
by
June
on
Latin
the
Inc.—Expansion, etc.
27
reported
American
American
area
the
on
and
the
economic
part
played
Company
&
Foreign Power
Sargent
then
outlined
for
the
shareholders
Foreign
for expansion and improvement of its
properties during
involving the expenditure of an estimated $500,000,000 by the end of 1960.
-Mrr Sargent
explained that this figure
compares
with
$232,000,000
spent
to
expand
its
facilities
to
meet
System.
Mr.
Power's
plans
the
the
_
five
next
demand
!I5,000,000 shs.
-
,
Inc;
B
years,
23,056
with
a
'
option
plan.
13,478,750
'
31,
1956.
A.
a
of banks, dated Dec.
quarterly as Pinspotters
five-year
.
1954
in
of1 which
The
G.
1956,
made
the
on
Becker
for
for
the
such
&
Alex.
Co.,
Brown
Clark,
do
of
First
Glore,
E.
Inc.—
&
Boston
of
the
the
Noyes
S.
R,
not
be
•
.
Rhoades &
Pierce,
B°ane—
&
■-
Co.—
<&
1.7
been
received
and
sent
fates
from
the
to
for
companies
in
major rate
Mexico
Minister
of
one
tthe
He
Tariff
important
described
received
in
cooperation
and
the
that
of
with
Mexican
had
had
Just
Webster
Wertheim
associated
183,
the
rates
as
their
facilities
in
"
.
104%
The
registration
shares
S10
per
not
be
The
funds,
<par
of
share,
statement
class
was
A
with
declared
the
stock
effective
SEC
(par
on
on
$1.)
June
19.
Feb.
to
proceeds
are
$1)
to
of
from
be
used
American
the
to
sale
of
these
purchase
Frontier
Machine
&
Life
shares,
1,000,000
Insurance
Foundry
together
shares
of
Cctf—V.
15,
be
The
underwritten.
American
covering
offered
offering
with
&
stock
B.
other
p.
for
redemption
interest.
White
989.
&
&
into
our
Francisco
common
&
60-ceot cumulative
share
of
oil
field
fields
stock
per
preferred
;
oper.
expenses-
Net rev. from
Net
ry.
—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
1956—5 Mog.—1955
$
$
'
$
64,746,962
28,759,170
RR.*—Earnings—
$2,318,934
ry. oper.
income
oper.
183,
$2,852,636 $15,176,571 $14,148,014
1,026,550
1,245,096
4,799,166
5,457,466
3006.
p.
Atlas
Investment
Co.
Las
Vegas,
Nev.—Statement
The, registration
a
issue
proposed
statement
of
20,800
filed
shares
with
the
SEC
Jan.
on
9,
Rex
effective
Laub
Vegas,
and
and
'•
for
fy'-i.-'
•
&
Max
Loan
Nev.
capital
Laub
Co.
The
and
of
and
net
'
proceeds
"
•
.
'
.
SEC
the
June
on
25
Investment
and
183,
According
the
which
order
made
to
:
•
issuance
Inc.,
■;
■
•
of
an
exemption
be
4,
at
July
due
made
Calif.
rants
500
•
$16.12
26,, 1956,
Nov.
at
per
1,
the
Holders
all. of
1969
Wells
may
stock, while the class B
convertible
common
into
at
Fargo
convert
share—V
stock
1.31
stock is convertible
order
Fund
to
Ultrasonic
it
dated
Las
loans
exchange debentures
securities of Ultrasonic.
new
has
been
necessary for it
its organization
preserve
contract
a
Close
of
bank
pay
206.
p.
the
application.
in
to
to
Co.
Inc.—Exchange Permitted—
Fund
B,
them for
by
stringency
funds
used
'
announced
held
to
be
|D.
M.
Company Act permitting Axe-Houghton
Axe-Houghton
Corp.
to
and
Investment
-
Axe-IIoughton Fund, A,
The
Utah,
Hemingway
are
'
•
through
Tremonton,
Jack
surplus.—V.
•
183
(par.
shares
to
are
two
warrants
to
May
11,
A,
of
experiencing
to
obtain
addi¬
and
operations.
between
1956,
Ultrasonic,
t»r
Ultrasonic
mately
which
would
its
into com-.
p.
2642.
not
in
a
bonds,
new
will
A
of
to
its
of
is
arranging
cash
to
own
purchase
and
shall
the first
share
in
account
or
debentures
cash
a
exchange
plus
interest
$50,000
$31,000
and
of
for
The
for
purchase
of
the
from
shares
of
second
at
new
and
bonds,
plus
for
and
provides
that
of
the
debentures,
Ultrasonic
new
shares;
price
debentures,
Ultrasonic
of
debentures
also
a
115,500
mortgage
$289,000
new
contract
old
of
interest
for
mortgage
the
redemption
outstanding
50,000
of
holdings
unpaid
common
second
$58,000
shares.
for
and
consideration
its
warrants
claim,
144,500
of
the issuance
to
for
its
the« new
to
debentures
purchase
common
of
for
exchange its $250,000 of
unpaid
permit
Stearns
warrants
debentures,
shares, for
agreed
immediately call
warrants
services
Ultrasonic,
the
claim,
all
new
(both
$1,000,000
common
mortgage
of
interest
will
of
of $2 per share for
third year,
and $3 per
the
has
its
$115,000,
Bear
Line
warrants
29,000
sufficient
price
a
purchase
others)
exchange
unrfaid
warrants
of
$1,000
in
to
500,000
Fund
$39,000
and
will
B
$8,000
tion,
second
plus
Fund
of
$231,000
debentures
share
Value
shares.
ratio
at
>
agreed
purchase
of
for
the
each
years
per
has
$1,000,000;
$200 000
in
for
five
years.
accounts
additional
of
for
Stearns
the
claim,
issued
shares
$2.50
years,
last
for
of
be
conynon
exercisable
Bear
on
covering
of
class B common
voting stock was
May 17, 1956.
Of this total, 8,800 shares are to be
offered in
exchange for outstanding 2,200 shares of preferred stock
and
the
remaining 12,000 shares offered at $50 per share
declared
A, Fund B, Value Line Fund,
Inc., and Bear, Stearns & Co.,
Ultrasonic has agreed to issue and sell
up to an aggregate of $1,578,000
of new
6%
debentures due May
1, 1961, plus warrants to purchase
up to an aggregate of 789,000 shares of its common
stock.
The war¬
Further details follow:
is
'
239.803,934 226,929,809
181,668,429 162,182,847
Effective—
the
convertible, preferred
stock
the
equipment rental
183, p< 658.
1956—Month—1955
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$14,697,707 $14,338,607 $76,182,541
$70,788,362
12.378,773
11,485,971
61,005,970
56,640,348
revenue—
Pursuant
offering,
Co., Chicago, 111,, of 35,000 shares
share.
and
in
,
oper.
financial
per
(par $1) at $6.75
Each
the
system.—V.
1956—Month—) 955
.
Atlantic Coast Line
tional
share, and 20,500 shares of common
stock (par $1) and
46,440 shares of class B common stock
common
in
gathering
six
58,135.505
1.0
issue of June 25, of the
public
through Cruttenden
at $10
engaged
gas
in
acres
26,424,931
bonds,
of
35,374
(par
1949,
non-operating
5,959,851
4.3
Co
Co._
Anderspn Electric Corp.—Securities Offered—Mention
$8.50)
on
has
or
stock
in
13,353,862
3.0
•
debentures,
Payment will
San
'
made in
a
operations
June 21
on
capital
5,231,867
common
was
also
Exchange
incorporated
11,904,702
2642.
p.
Ultrasonic
Chicago—Acquired—»
convertible" subordinated
•
leaseholds
is
was
of
ry. oper.
1.7
Co._
Weld
-j'
called
Montgomery St.,
debentures
in
shares
income—
cper.
1.7
at
common, stock
183,
4
3006.
p.
will
Co.—Debentures Of¬
The company is
offering holders of its common
rights to subscribe for $10,897,000
principal amount
4 y4% subordinated
debentures due July 1,
1981, at
fered
ot
filed
common
has
plus accrued
Bank,
their
which
producing
gas
It
from
rev.
183,
two
4 V2 %
973,488
Fund
corporation
1953 Vv
Tex.—Listing—I
American Stock
3,293,335
company,
operates
oper.
rv.
under
Ampex. Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
Its
listing
34,837,345
be
The
this
?.nd
and
Inc.,
first
plan of the
to reorganize
of
Texas.
4.3
3005.
American Perforator
Co.,
broad
government,
expand
the
Governors of the
original
38,546,417
4.3
Securities
operating
American Frontier
Corp.—Statement Effective—
175,000
p.
See Heller Corp. below/
increased
2758.
p,
—V.
approved
new
these; revised
substantially
throughout
word
Commission
final action
groups
connection
with
183,
stockholders
the
Economy for
subsidiaries
Its
Mexico.—-V.
that
of
most
Mexico.
increase
company, in
Mexican
occurring
the
of
expenses.
1.7
——
Chas.
to
453,316
.
293,890
48,191,207
1.7
Co
&
White,
served.
207,426
interests
Railway
Railway
3.0
Co._
Corp.
Spencer Trask & Co.——
Tucker, Anthony & Co
&
1.7
Peabody
735,972
306,381
855.878
•,
income
3006.
50,451,119
Net
3.0
Co.—„
Stone
3.0
3,796,537
oil
Mortgage
Riter
3.0
92,632
3,514,901
567,017
p.
of
—V.
4.3
—_
4.3
Co.———
Weeks
42,185
3,702,926
revenue^
Net
%
'
.
Co.
Smith, Barney & Co
4.3
59,254
3,978,261
Railway
Fen-
5.5
:'
196,932
69,406
■
Railway oper.
.
3.0
Co.—
income___
$
of
4.3
announced
the
$824,529
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
sub¬
4.3
3.0
countries
to
1954
Period End. May 31—
stock
number
1
Loeb,
Moseley
Co.—
Sargent
of
114,911
issued
.
W.
Co.
11
connection
$711,241
for
business
(including
shares
shall
as
Fressprlch
Reynolds & Co
3.0
Co.-
&
&
F.
&
Mr.
class
1955
cent)
State
froim
company's
852
Lynch,
&
&
the
of
holders
146,408
oper.
working
of
as.
company,
*
••
M.
ner
1.7
Co.—
&
Hulton
Carl
Merrill
Kidder,
its
the
(effected in the
therewith the amount
maximum
stock
include
offered
Johnston, Lemon
in
shares
to
split
$777,235
•
under
is
power-
298,480
issued
stock
1956
from
conducts
stock
3.0
Corp._;
&
&
in
par" value,
189,386
Period End. May 31—
y
Sachs
Hornblower
were
as
reclassified
$848,618
oper.
183,
one
out¬
were
The
V
warrants:
3.0
Dominick—
Forgan
Goldman,
Hemphill,
of
12.9
Sons-——
& Co.——
Dodge
remaining
and
were
stocky $1
B
a
and
value,
par
class
railway^
railway_U__„
approved
1954.
installed
notes.
common
not
debentures
&
&
W.
the
exercise
— __
Dillon
The
of
Inc—„4.3
Dominick
The
stock
yJ;
The Board
principal
31,
Dec.
machines
term
of
reserved
shares
granting
the
Co.
Eastman,
$10
the
of
Associated Oil & Gas Co.,
Houston,
20,
at
$13,478,750
stock
shares
were
Corp
Co., Inc.—
&
of
reserved
1956,. the stockholders approved
common
25,135
2,746,454
through
Allyn &
13,500 shares
RR.—Earnings—
"
ry,
are
33,4 %
original
lease
additional
cover
period.
the
on
shares.
Securities
C.
conversions
10,897,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase, and the
company has. agreed to sell to them
severally, the percentage set forth below
opposite the name of each
A.
quar¬
...
for
recently
amendment
dividend),
railway...^
from, railway
options. On May 1, 1956,
options were granted for 75,250 shares.
335,293 shares are reserved few
issuance upon conversion of
the debentures.
Union
(2)
options
B
class
Net
revolving credit notes will be Issued to cover new
up to a maximum amount of $17,000,000 plus
treasury)
of
the
by
of
stock
a
ry.
—V.
the
for
,
reserved
stock,
20,500 shs,
redeemed
,
be
stock,
shares
Net
3I,>
notes,
authorized
Such
underwriter
be
From Jan. 1—
4,500,000
machines
cover
payments
the
reserved
scribed
must
:
•
to
stock
comon
from
Gross
1D5G, upon the exercise of options under the aforesaid
option plan. The stockholders at their annual
meeting on April
1956, approved an increase of 100,000
shares in
17,
of
shares
from
Net
March 31,
shares
/
notes
common
of
301,080 shs.
authorized
Ann Arbor
both
in
1956.
by the amendment.
May—
Net
group
over
Dec,
on
credit
5,000,000
held
these
required
exercise
authorized
2,600
Gross
for the
March
1,
shares
35,000 shs.
301,080 shs.
$298,480 was transferred from-the earned
surplus account
capital account of the company.
See also V. 183, p.'3006.
2,724,250 shs.
9,750,000
.
fl At
;
of
of
>
borrows funds
to
31,
any
on
in
35,000 shs.
f 500,000 shs.
value)
par
amount
shares of
of 2,600
.
total
stock
y
ended
service areas
during the five year period
in
1955, pointing out that. the
accelerated rate of expansion
necessitated by the spectacular
growth in population, the rise in
living standards and the industrial development
($1
Outstanding
$400,000
$400,000
amendment
a
form
69,010 shs.
installations
to
'67
pre¬
19,' 1956,
said
banks,
payable
issued
Additional
increase
an
1,
value)
par
rtock
upon
(3) 'the ;:260
July 1,
3,000,000
FINANCING
of
the
company's certificate of incorporation on
(1) all shares of class A
non-participating and non¬
preferred
stock
and
all
shares
of
common
stock,
$10
par
were eliminated from the authorized
capital stock; (2) the num¬
bers .of. shares
of 60 cents cumulative convertible
preferred
stock,
$8.50 par value, common
stock, $1 par value, and class B common
stock, $1 par value, shown in the above table
were
Install*
to Dec.
t At the annual meeting on April 17,
.,
Jeopard¬
989.
p.
American & Foreign Power
Co.,
this
tBy
1948 International Cigar Machinery Co. sold $8,000,000
principal.amount of its 3% sinking fund debentures to finance the
cost
of
Its
new
2-66
Cigar Machine.
These
debentures, of which
$4,500,000 principal amount was outstanding at March
31, 1956, are
not guaranteed by the
company.
Blyth
Henry
to
agreement
notes
March
of
PRESENT
voting
value,
term notes and
revolving credit notes combined
period ending Dec. 31, 1956. Both the term notes
and the revolving credit notes
are guaranteed by, the company as
to
principal and interest.
Earnings Higher—
stated
run
183,
&
due Dec,
convertible
March
(1)
issuance
June
1,350,000
10,897,000
$13,000,000
commitment
to
American
in
due
is $30,000,000
it
Express Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock
(par
$10) was made oh June 18 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $32.50
per share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents
per share.
It was completed.—V.
183, p. 2641.
growth
payable
revolving
date.
TO
granted to cer¬
key employees, and (3)
1,500 shares reserved for issuance
upon
exercise of stock options which
may .hereafter be granted to certain
■key •employees.
-;vy
y" y\ •
stock
American
of
of
amount
since
Russeil
for
88,956 shs.
—1_
were
3»/2%
the
banded
be
*$1
principal
authorised
1,500,000
par value )—
credit
a
Plnspotter
Coal
ized.
stock
beginning
into
1981
notes
The
been
program
current
bonds,
common
.
►
AMF Pinspotters
amount
the
charter
of
25
to
50
Liberty
ships
from
the
The ships will operate under the American
flag and
by American crews. Chartering of the initial group of
will be the first step in ACS's long-range
the
Under
term
for
that
1,
EFFECT
tain
13,956 shs.
installed,. giving
fleet."
ships
""
revolving credit notes
July
•
manned
liberty
GIVING
stock, $8.50 par value__.
flncludes
Outstanding
from June 30, '56
J 954,
Shipping, Inc. — has already
application with the U. S. Maritime
an
Ala.
cumulative
*"$8,000
u.e
in-
value)——
par
volume
Inc.:
"*
plaguing the industry, "Coal Age," McGraw-Hill publication declares.
Unprecedented In coal's history, the action is said to be the first
time that producing and
exporting companies, the United Mine Workers
^
to
nine equal
from
Feb.
1,
in
;,v
mean
have
payable
increased
an
and
mort.
tCommon
$15,000,000
—
overseas
if
first
cents
fClass 3
FINANCING
$15,000,000
1965_
notes
banks,
carry
by
tne company's
sales
1955,
inventories
increased
Increased $197,195.
31,
Authorized
*5%
Mar.
terly Installments
:
PRESENT
treasury *or funds
1956, and to provide
is
company
CAPITALIZATION
,t60
outstanding
on
May
31,
at- t-iat time
a
TO
bank
the
15,
_
/
outstanding
EFFECT
due
com¬
purpose.
necessitated
Dec.
receivable
1955
'""V"'
tne
$50,000
principally .engaged in the business of
designing,
selling a broad line" of bronze and aluminum
clamps
and fittings
for use on''electrical
sub-stations,
transformers, transmission lines, and distribution lines.
'
re¬
For
azu^e.
Cigar Machinery Co.:
3%
sinking - fund
debentures,., due,
July .1, 1360
414 %
subordinated
debentures, aue,
y.
tons
common
Authorized
1959—
to
to
to
corporate
repay
connectors,,
->■
15 equal quarterly
from June 30,,1956
standing at
could
shares
due in
($100
March
used
added
any
reimburse
on
be
ended
acchun^s
Birmingham,
The
.
for
be
to
stock
Anderson
manufacturing
International
1009.
(
St.,
payahle
successive quar-
'
:
wherein
Shipping, Inc.—Formed—
in
in
3u2%
that
Coal
incorporation
income
••
stock
common
GIVING
notes
1,
term
ments
31,
*
The
per
••
.
————
Pinspotters
due
through
p.
L,
ferred
-i-
Net
cumulative
3% %
V.
this offering has been registered and declared for sale," and in
omitting
to state that the State of Nevada does not
register securities dealers or
securities
and
to
receivables
radiation
cumulative
; AMF
Co.,
states
other
1954.
$1.77
.r
fitCoramon stock ($1
■
,
•
of
installments
Feb.
to
Preferred .stock
of¬
and
to
2,360,911
surance.companies,
a
Dealers, Inc.; and (B) the order in the case of Dix asserts that the
offering circular 16 false and misleading -in stating; "The Underwriter
equal
.
with
1969
£33/4% promissory
Securities
of
snort teim
components' and
over
'.;%•>'//vy
1,
agreement and under¬
circular, that Ruth J.
offering
behalf
on
and
taxes
be
may
preferred
company was Incorporated in Alabama in 1925 as
Brass works. Inc., as successor to
a
business started
in 1887.
In
1926 the name was
changed to Anderson Brass Works,
Inc* and
on
April 25,
1956, it
was
changed to Anderson Electric
Corp.
The company's principal executive office is at
700 North 44th
tne company and its eubsiaiaries
contract, engineering and manufac¬
United States' de.ense and atomic
of
$18,494,000
shares
compared
ago.
:'.•/%
:
derwriting business in July, 1955, and withdrew its broker-dealer regis¬
tration with the Commission, effective Nov. 23, 1955; and (2) that the
respective issuers failed to file the required reports of stock sales.
In
addition, (A) the order in the case of Badger asserts that it Is falsely
represented
of
drillpg
reactors,
the
to
sinking fund debentures,
its ,un¬
ceased
reduction
capital
year
to
stock
the
BUSINESS—The
G.
Bedell
'CAPITALIZATION
;4%
that
state
to
Walter
:%
The
respective
'
.
2.724.25C
1956
the
broker-dealer.
a
that
in
underwriter
as
tat
■»-'
of
$4,774,016,
to
:
were
"respective
orders
$315 680,
income
and
the
of
will
proceeds
addition,
relating
increase
an
In
.
1956
preferred stock and class B
believe"
to
cause
ac¬
working
inventories
22,
terly,
a
availability
Badger,
volume.
Smith, AMF Vice-Chairman who presided at
the
meeting,
revealed
that
AMF
unaudited
net
earning)
for
the
first five months of 1956 were equal " to $1.26 a common
share, com¬
pared with 49 cents a share for the comparable period m.t year. Tnere
.
a
file
to
Regulation A-notifications and offering circulars
are false and misleading in naming Weber Investment Co. as the
prin¬
cipal underwriter, in omitting to state that Ruth J. Rains was to act
as
the principal underwriter, and in omitting
to state that Ruth J.
Rains
to
programs.
General
omitting to
failed
the
of
at
preferred
dividends.
sale
stock
such
Use
share,
"reasonable
Commission
Moapa
to
Amarilla,
there
atomic
In
1957
three
other
Nevada
registered
further
order
of
each
the
is
Rains
sales,
and
amount
year
that
of
laws
required
exemption.
Commission's
that
J.
This
stock
Regulation
In
the
additional
on
M
!*&rcb
Federal
pay
the
will be available lor
|
three months ended March 31, 1956, sales and rentals totaled
$43,488,721, and net income of $2,427,650 was equal to 86 cen-s per common
that the
offering circular is false and misleading
that Ruth J. Rains, one of the principal underwriters, is a
securities broker under
per
The
accrued
from
common
yjr g
on
«
substantial
a
.amountcd
,
believe"
to
stating
S,u2.50
EARNINGS—Consolidated sales and rentals in 1955 aggregated $145,*
.
fn
case
wilt currently be applied
principally
energy
of the commencement
A,
exceeds the $300,000
the
proposed offering under Regulation
limitation imposed by the regulation./
cause
at
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will pro¬
capital to finance tne company's expanuing
equipment;
001,000,
year
of
;
s.ock
redemption.
orders
filed; and, in the case of Lista, it
the aggregate amount of securities presently being
sold in violation of the registration requirements
that
all
and
each
equipment.
the
that
principal underwriter has been
a
offered
for
loans.
turing,
respective
offering circulars are false and misleading in omitting to state that
Ruth J. Rains (of Las Vegas. Nev.), named as underwriter in the ot¬
tering circulars and who signed an underwriting agreement with the
respective issuers, is not registered with the Commission as a brokerdealer. In
the case of Grand Canyon, it is further asserted by the
Commission that no consent on the part of Ruth J. Rains to be named
'Is also asserted
called
working
perform
.
,
Commission s
believe1'
to
cause
unless
processing
respective denial
"reasonable
in
interest
covery
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
or suspension orders should be
an
the
permanent.
of Grand Canyon
1966,
common
v
made
or
the
feisert
common
par
whether
vacated
In
10c
notification filed July
A
1,
into
BUSINESS—Company and its subsidiaries manufacture, sell and lease
a
diversified range of products for consumer and Industrial
use, most
of which are in the following categories: AMi?
plnjpott rs and other
products for bowlers and the bowling industry; tobacco machinery;
bakery equipment, wheel goods and other welded products; motors and
relays;
power
tools and tool accessories;
oil well
1954.
26,
to
additional
bank
to a
notification
A
used
July
business; and
Regulation A notification filed Feb. 29, 1956.
(6) Lista, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Proposed public offering of 2,500,000
shares of lc par common stock at 10c per share, pursuant to a Regu¬
pursuant
Monday, July 2, 1956
...
basis.
ft-eeds
'j
V-'trV'
loan
convertible
are
PROCEEDS—Net
.
•,
fq
intf*?
debentures
will
be redeemable
through the sinking fund
1, in each year from 1967 to 1981, inclusive, at 100',/, and
optional redemption prices ranging from 10*,/«fr to 10Ovis%, i)iu»
Canyon Uranium Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Proposed,
of 9,000,000 shares of 2c par common stock at 2c per -
share?
company
incurred
through
vide,
20,509
pany's general
nnn nnn
c
£
and
K vt
Ttq.
July
offering of 6,000,000
share, pursuant to a Regu-
stock at 5c per
exemption filed Aug. 10, 1955.
5c
share-for-share
a
PROCEEDS—Tiai
11,
"The
A notification filed July 1,-1955.
Uranium Corp.,
Provo, Utah—Public
Regulation
shares
on
debentures
share
Nev.—Public offering of 6,500,*
lc per share, pursuant to a
stock
mor*
redeeiped at $10~5(/ per sha1-', plus
Union Securities Corp. is manager of an invest¬
banking group, which will underwrite the offering.
The
3,000,000
share, pursuant to a Regu¬
stock at 10c per
June 13, 1955.
common
par
notification
A
1956.
ment
Inc., Reno, Nev.—Public offering of
(1) Amarilla Uranium,
shares of
July
Exchange
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
■
;
appoxiterms of
in
addi¬
$2,500
cash,
common;
and
for
the above transaction. It is to receive from
commission of $35,000.—V. 183, p. 2758 and V
182,
vVolume 184
Number 5547
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(3)
Badger
Uranium
Corp.,
Las
Vegas,
Nev.—Stock
fering Suspended—
See
Amarilla
Of¬
C
'
Uranium,
Inc.
above.—V.
182,
to
Baldwin
The
SEC
and
corporation
covering
share),
per
Exchange
operating
June
on
190
shares
without
19
of
expenses.
Neb.—Files With
of
filed
letter
a
stock
common
The
notification
of
to
offered
be
proceeds
with
at
and
Ohio
Period End. May 31—
•''
RR—Earnings—
the
used
Mr.=
for
■
the
Railway
Railway
Net
Ret
opet.
revenue.
43,012,537
33,210.199
oper.
expenses
33,338,7*7
29,237,664
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
$
•
oper.
9,673,700
income..—
4,489,434
ry.
oper.
183, p.
3006.
'
/
:
.
...
'
.
This
reports
company
ended
June
16,
1956,
Co.—Net Earnings
net
sales
of
with
compared
period last
year.
income
for
Net
owned
after
subsidiary, rtotaled
preferred dividends,
pared* with
£haV$j> in
C.
are
ootton
blouse
He
market
Mr.
Mawby
noted
■of ,the-'National
per.
iyy
.
of
July
the
profit
price, added Mr.
payable over a period
the
fund
sale
notes
him
Nedicks
Nedicks
in
C
purchase
Division/ as well
chain
the
of
pointed
Jersey
supply
the
on
the
Super
Root
Beer
an
that
the
did'not
corporation
is
erations
soda
in
'The
com¬
New
of
organization
new
a
bottles
cans
address
new
York
and
32,
N.
of
has
the
for
on
been
national
a
Nedicks
Y.—V.
just
Pepsi-Cola
Stores,
183, p.
formed,
Co.;
the
^franchising
-'
sell
scale.
2895.
'
*
*!
-.
Inc. Ms
headed
./to
by
.!
513
.'
affected
sales
earnings
Japanese
by
that
and
date
to
imports
unrestricted
Cal-Mex Oil Corp., Taft, Calif.- —Stock
very
substantial
almost half of the
part
by. Bates
ori July
to
Products
See
Trash
ABS
American
Co.,
./Pounds
->
lf^f p.
All
■
take
plan's
the
over
in
operation
Dalian,
Tullahoma, Tenn. as a separate division of the
its. line of branded consumer goods.
•
T
Ga.,
; .!■
and
thus
company,
> for
authority
to
Plans Private
—
>
•
,
•
13
issue
applied to the California P. U/Commission
e.nd
,
Marino
the
Chairman
Olondriz,
three-year
of
President of
litigation
the
Board
Canada
Settled—%/':/*'
this*
'of
Consolidated
between
Mm°s; Inc.,
companies has
their
Settled on all major points.—V. 183, p. 3006.
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.
Maw
* >
■
■
'•
'
corporation
that
announce
been
'
-
;
and
amicably
..,
,
Union
1QSS
—
The
1QS4
'
after
<
1 Qcn
Ginger Ale,
debentures
five
and
v.
for
the
sinking
'
t
from
■Grcss
Ret
Ret
ry.
railway.^.
railway
from
—V.
10,257,359
>8,178,587
1,377,962
2,040,262
income—
1,840,700
1,974,160
oper.
183,
p.'2758.:
ment,
and
company,
25
reported
provisions for
1956,:
compared
period
a
The
year
latest
share
a
June
on
shares
taxes
with
ago.
manufacturer
net
-
1955
outstanding
3,581,027
2,013,186
earnings
Income
on
in
of
bf
equal
period,
to
both
May 31,
on
cf
the
$343,718
six
$1.88
ended
from
Ret
share
expenses.'
168,
in
$1.34
$1,806,673
U".
in
Dry
S.,* four
of
the
of
the
U.
ol
/./;// :>y;: / >
>■
in
,.V
Income
company's
S.,
As
18
of
651,665
$7,264,335
609,869
,
and
its
in
v
of
Shares
the
>
this
of
United
Co.
the
Exchange
below.—V.
Buckeye
has
1,121,483
approximately
6,000
net
20-ycar
*'
.
shares
of
trading
fiscal
For
company
New
York
state
the
of
More
than
daily by the
625,000
•
held
In
1955,
Buckeye
taxes
total
income
«qual
of
barrels
of. crude
company.
and
/
-
products
•*:>
the
:'
,y>
per
share.
common
of
quarter
>/',/■
,
>
:
/
''■'//
;
on
182,
the
Americari
Exchange.—V.
183,
2287
p.
and
V.
(Calif.)—Completes Refinancing
—In a joint statement released on June 25, Charles S.
Offer, President, and Albert Behrstock, Chairman of the
Board, announced
that
$2,100,000
of
15-year 4.95%
subordinated notes have
been
privately placed with
of
New
York.
The
officials
also announced the private placement with institutional
investors of $1,010,000 of 6% 15-year junior subordinated
debentures.
The
three
prior
the
debtedness.
.
additional
the
Behrstock
company's
cost of
average
Additional
placements
The
the
these
Offer, and
simplify
reduce
the
of
funds
further
balance
stated
sheet
and
to
used
were
outstanding subordinated
debentures, capital
preferred stock and 6%
preferred stock.
Messrs.
will
,
proceeds
all
debentures,. 5%
This
the
&
the
capital
new
issues
structure
and
capital
room_ for
continued
growth.
with
12
states
and
of
Burroughs Corp.—Merger Approved—
1955,
•
*
-
(Reg. U.
S.
of
G.
.
will
debentures.
the
be
five
hi
to
and
consolidated
1356,
net
in-
TO
to
the
be
$1,295,000
not
may
—
reserved
number
several
for
shares
of
r*
by
Friedrichs
Johnston,
Kalman
Inc.
Cc.145,000
Baird
?
of
12,000,000
each
&
bulk
Xz
&
&■
$145,000
Co.
215,000
145,000
——™__
& -Co.,
&
&
&
■
-
•
Merrill
•
500,000
&
215,000
—_
Curtis
&
145.000
Piper,
Jaffray
Hopwood
500,000
Co.__
215,000
Co.
Reinholdt
&
215,000
Sons
Reynolds
&
-145,000
Riter
'
&
:
215,000
___
&
145,000
-
Gardner—
Co,
145,000
215,000
...
Co._.
145,000
—
215,000
Wm,
C.
Co._
145,000
145,000
L. F.
Rothschild & Co._
215,000
500,000
Scott
Emanuel,
Deetjen
I.
M. Simon
215,000
&
215,000
145,000
Scribner
Sterne,
215,000
Leach--
Agec- &
Stroud
&
503,000
Go.
145,000
& Co.—
145,000
Co.,-Inc.
Goldman; Sachs
&
&
Singer, Deane &
/
t
Roney
&
Stringfellow—
Sllberberg & Co.
&
Clement A. Evans
Victor,
145,000
Common, Dann
Co.^_
<fe
145,000
Co;,
lnc.—_
215,000
Co.
145.000
'
Granbery, Marache
&
G.
r
Co.
1956,
183,
2759.
p.
M.
;
■
,,
H.
Walker & Co.:
Wertheim
145,000
—V.
16,
Pierce,
Beano/-//
&
Leonard
Lynch
!
■
503,000
Falne, Webber, Jackson
1,920,211 shs.
Dec.
Lynch,
Fenner
Moore,
215,000
Co._„i
Goodbody
.
-
v
500,000
145,000
145,000
Inc._^_-__
Brown
Co.
Lazard Freres & Co.___
215,000
Bradford
C.
Peabody &
145,000
Beck with—L
are
Company,
Inc.
,.
the
:
Co,™/-
Lemon
&
Kidder,
Co.,
Co._^
Co., '*
and
them
of
&. Co._,_>^_;_.
48,441 shs
$473,573/ due
purchase ol
&
Corp.
.
*$5,473,573
-
White,
/
&
,145.000
Co..
Weld. St
215.000
Co.™
500,00Q
Carling Brewing: Co., Inc.—Acquires Plant in Michigan
whiskies.
International
of
names
the
amount
principal
are
underwriters
which
thereof
as
each
has
of
the
severally
follows:
Celanese
Breweries,
This
ment
S.
Corp.-. $3,000,010
2,200,000
Lehman
•
Merrill
.
l.^on.CO
Brothers
Lynch,
Fenner
1,200,000
Alex.
below.-—V.
Inc.
181,
p.
2799.
&
1,200,000
corporation
June
on
26
announced
that
the
Chilean
Govern¬
approved the application of its foreign subsidiary, Celatino,
for establishment of a multi-million dollar acetate yarn planfc
the
City of Valparaiso. - - <
•
'
'.
*
plant, the first acetate yarn manufacturing venture in Chile,
an
initial capacity of 3,000,000 pounds, annually.
Current
plans call for It tp come into operation within the next 18 months. It
•
The
have
Sons_«.„
700,000
will /be
Securities Corp.
100,000
Celanese
operated
by
Chilena.
1,200,000
2895.
America—Chilean Plant—
has
-A.,
will
Beane„
Brown
Stetson
.
&
$1,200,000
Pierce,
Corp, of
a
newly-organized
183, p. 2642.
Celanese
affiliate
company,
A.—V.
S.
Ce:
entral of Georgia
for
under
pany
of
its
order
an
Mutual
as
are
p.
hi
Funds
of
for
:■
its
and
5,
applied to
investment com-'
and
1956,
the
to
public offer¬
Ry.—Earnings—
conduct
to
in
securities
countries
other
of
the
of
Van
Strum
of
Net
ry.
—V.
issuers
York
whose
out¬
is
listed
According to the company's prospectus (see SEC Press
15, 1956), Hayden, Stone & Co. will be.the under¬
initial
offering of 200,000 common shares.—V, 183,
June
the
3007.
oper.
183, p.
stock
Inc.
at
(par $1)
$16.50
of 50 cents per
was
per
share.
It
made on June 20 by Blyth &
share, wth a dealer's discount
was
■i
1955
$3,743,676
completed.-^-V. 182, p. 1908.
Brothers
Inc.—Debentures
Offered—Lehman
and associates, on June 27, offered $12,000,000
convertible subordinated debentures due July 1,
A
common
sinking fund is provided for tire issue
under
which
the
$3,724,723
;
815,455
522,279
284.993
418,866
18,165,142
16,681,728
19,007,132
4,097,103
4,143,787
2,982.331
4.167,319
2,497,491
2,565,542
1,620,046
1,815,413
18,826,444
1.
income
2895.
/'
Central RR. of New Jersey —Earnings—
\7
May—
Net
from
Net
ry.
1956
$5,107,616
$4,830,149
982,372
1,213.375
oper.
7
/
from
—V.
183,
_
railway
2759.
p.
per share.
company
1954
>
$4,572,566
>
.
1953
$5,341,855
792,297
1,106,920
313,204
540,901
159,462
499,567
/
25,393,370
income—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1955
railway.—
railway—.
from
Gross
22,985,233
23.123,123
26,073,594
5,296,550
4,935:043''
4,070,150
4 904,560
1,671,731
1,135,978
1,747,483
-
1,733,594
,
Central Soya Company, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up—•
Period Ended May 31, 1956—
Net
sales
Cost'
of
:
goods
Selling and
sold
3 Months
:
administrative
"Net
"Net
profit
profit
—
per
39,471,385
—
107,081,594
267,637
5,936,714
772,150
844,457
2,035,111
$902,939
$2,093,246
2,058,721
expenses
/—
jShare...*—
9 Months
$43,545,139 $117,918,815
—
;
expense, less sundry income.—......
Provision for Federal & State taxes-on income
•The
stock at $33%
515,785
"
Interest
Airlines,
1953
1954.;'..
$3,228,960
*
835,064
'
/
railway..—
railway..
Net from railway.*——
Net ry, oper. income—„
Canadian Superior Oil of California, Ltd.—Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 5,000 shares of com¬
Co.,
/
./-
$3,838,376
808,095
487,160
company
Free World
New
from
Gross
from
Towne, Inc., of New York, and
Ltd., of Montreal,
are
listed
as
S.
From Jan. 1—
Net
&
Surveys,
railway—.Net from railway—/_
Net ry. oper. income.—
has
-
investment
an
1956
from
Gross
hearing
a
>'•/:
Strum
Kenneth
a
Commission
request
/.
investments
and
Van
Statistical
States;
July
proposes
Canada
States,
United
until
persons
advisers;
President.
Summary
writer
the
International
United
investment
has
company
premitting it to register as an
Company Act and to make
in
concentrating
interests
the
Canadian .investment
/;
Canadian
side
as
the Investment
securities
interested
business,
Growtf^/lFund Ltd., Montrea?,
an Investment Company—
May—
——
...—$0.83
$1.92
comparable
quarter for the previous fiscal year was 50 cents
per share and $1.72 per share for the comparable nine months period.
—V. 183, p. 403,
Patent
Office) William B. Dana' Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Selbert. Editor and Publisher;
William Dana Seibert, President. Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advrtis ing issue) with a statistical issue on Monday] Other offices; 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago""3, Illlnoii
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers* Gardens, London- E.
C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith.- CopyTight 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at th«
post office at New York,
N. Y., under the Act of March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $63.00 per year.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
"
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
be
Eastman, Dillon & Co._
Outstanding
r
issue
may
underwriters
purchased
215,000
215,000
»
.1
Courts
FINANCING
per
exceed
•
..
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Co..
—145,000
! Equitable Securities
■
r /
PRESENT;
from
insurance
.■
,
Blyth
J.
net
and
effect
exceed.
years
$1,100,000
initially
This
of
names
debentures
of
Securities
Becker
/ Alex.
company
31,
interest
rate
not
,
W.
Cohu
the
March
due
The debentures are convertible into
2414.
:,
•
stock
.
Stearns .&
Bell
wine
1976, at 101.50% and accrued interest.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
term-
a
including
215,000
Inc.
distribu-
Imported
$74,259,000
ended
Authorized
Weeks—
newly-organized
of 41/4%
.
Corp. below.—V. 183, p.
the
principal
—a
Capital
corporation presently operates 52 offices serving
of Hawaii.—V. 183, p1. 2071.
Electro Data
30,
sales
f
Ripley &
p.
SEC
mon
that
Territory
See
.
redeem
The
both
■
by lengthening the term Of in¬
working capital has also been provided through
allowing
■
Sept.
$35,530,000
the amount
in
Canada—To Register
Budget Finance Plan
Co.
bearing
but
date,
from sale of any aircraft and
chattel mortgage are required to ba
equipment purchase obligation.
Sqcn.
Barth & Co..—145,000
"A.
bottlers
national
00,000 shs.
Inc.
given
Insurance
of
Brothers
&
Bear,
major
Canadian International
ing
Life
J.
the
countries.
the
beverages,
months
EFFECT
$1.66%)
thereon.
Mutual
for
notes
re-discount
operating indebtedness)
.
Ball, Burge & Kraus
and
licensed
;
(par
the
Securities
133,
by
the
■
,
1956,
Stock
167
$12,000,000 "•
Eastman, Dillon & CoGoldman, Sachs & Co.
—V.
2246.,
p.
..
•t Baker, Weeks & Co.„Lni
near
Union
Co.,
total income was $5,569,046 with pet
income after taxes of $788,646, equal to 72 cents per'common share,
For
the
corresponding
period in 1955, total income was $4,666,757
"with net income after taxes of $542,580, equal to 50 cents
per common
share. * Shares
of
The
Buckeye Pipe Line Company were formerly
traded
and
Harriman
total
income of $19,055,452 with net income
equal to $2.05 per common share. For 1954,
$17,129,961 with net income after taxes of $1,972,431,
was
first
Euch
Hornblower
$2,242,027,
to $1.80
For
had
handles
net
six
agreed to purchase from the corporation
*
of
payment
are
the
current
:
&
Co;
_/
"Allyn & Co., Inc.
C.
Bache
are
Is
rate.
theretofore
said
to
of
Corp.
1956, there were 51,100 shares covered by options is¬
company's stock option plan or subject to reallocation
plan.
debentures
-
after
had
debentures,
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
Equip—
equipment
said
the
by
Union
represented
notes
common
follows:
A.
of
Canada
3,000,000 shs.
under
under
related
pound.
the
at
by operation of the anti-dilution provisions set forth in the
Lehman
line
t.nere
operations1
•
connection
and
per
of
"
as
JAs of May 31,
.
sued
-
and
■>' principal amount
.
note
a
$2.80
indenture.
the
undef
Another
States,
other
42
ended
year
the
aggregated
$1,091 000.
fund
stock
incurred in
the
on
stock-outstanding,
every
,
handled
are
Increased
%,
important
which
Cuba.
were
value)
par
"Including
,
to
capital
in
in
of
United
alcoholic
Share
'
shareholders
in
there
1976——T—
1,
fCcmmon
2354.
p.
foreign countries.
> /
'
■
The 70-year-old firm operates both crude and product lines located
principally
in
Indiana;
Ohio,
Michigan,
Pennsylvania,
New
Jersey
and New York.
Its customers consist of major pil companies located
areas.
most
beverage
the
69
of
'
stnking
June
in
sales
to
of
amount
aircraft
conversion
upon
Burnham
•
out
25.
in-several
in .those
by
rate
'
each
full
a
manufactured
f $4.25 cumulative preferred stock (with-
182,
admitted
were
June
on
the
is
two
company
line
subsidiaries
Short-term notes
1,844,822 >
'V.
company/largest independent oil pipe line
States/
used
distributes
States,
and
and
the
of
$3,491,000.
•
p
in
and
which
31," 1956,
Canada
consolidated
amounted
come
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—On Big Board—
Stock
be
the
dollar
after taxes,
payment
aircraft
American
carbonated
May
department
consolidated
$7,244,650
1,728,418
'
Union
will
bottling'plants,
bottlers
a
income
X
B-Thrifty, Inc.—Acquired—
Grand
Ale,
Canada
comprehensive
and domestic.
'
1956—5 Moe/—1955
...
See
United
Ginger
independent
spirits
tion
1795.
p.
$1,979,260
3006.
p.
financing
at
The
each
on
proceeds,
the
$15,000,000.... ,v
13G0,000 shares of
/ Allen
the
manufactures
company-operated
countries.
the
and
-
182,635
.
of
the
other
,«■
the
on
network
licensing
>
$7,164,709 $37,153,910 $34,307,566
5,185,449
29,889,575
27,062,916
5,926,139
from ry. oper.
oper.
183,
in
OutStandhik'"1
$13,939,1*18
above has been converted
aircraft
Said
Inc/
division
31,:
May
against
as
■Earnings—
$7,732,812
revenue-
oper;
ry.
Interest
at
certificated
TO PRESENT FINANCING' ■' "
'
plus the amount
6V4%.
of one
Viscount
a
purposes.
i CAPITALIZATION GIVING
—V.
accrued
100
tha
and
estimated
is
mortgage
Robert
21. in-
corresponding
computed
1956—Month—1955
oper.
rev.
company,
to
states
Is
"
beverages
EARNINGS—For
Net
plus
the
16
destroyed, have already been so applied." Tue
provides that so long as the notes are outstanding,,
indebtedness (other than the notes, purchase money mortgages seem:ing indebtedness for the cost cf new flight equipment other than the
chattel
Offered—
104 '/<?
in
served
The
company
route miles.
converted
forth
England
Net
to
v
of
cities
de-
,
obligation is
1%%
of
of
rate
a
a
**
of
Bank
formula, and Canada Dry Club Soda.
Its
other
carbonated
beverages Include Canada Dry Quinine Water, Collins Mixer/assorted
flavored drinks and Spur, a cola-llavored
beverage.
The company has
equip¬
all charges
af>er
months
a
figures
1956.—V.
Boston and Maine RR
Period End. May 31—
Railway
Railway
option
the
aircraft.
cities
under the chattel mortgage executed in connection.
purchase/ together with all the aircraft equipment being
rate
; proceeds
■■■"
proceeds
Canada
are
the
rangifig from
100%,
general corporate
carbonated
which
painting
spray
learnings
of
$244,492 ' in
the
/ •."/>■"a'-:'■ "■ ■ /:>
•>'/ >• /'
earnings: were
the
in
804,288
1,179,747
?
at
BUSINESS—Corporation
Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
leading
a
11,008,504
at
prices
balance
delivery of- the aircraft end related equipment for which they are Ms—
sued.; Principal and interest on said notes are payable in monthly in¬
secret
Binks Manufacturing
This
7,614,664
/
/
.
for
company
r
fund
V:>'V
_j
PROCEEDS^Net
:
redeemable
oe
redemption
of
census.'
^proceeds in the .amount of $5,684,971,
•
&
The
pledged
purchased.. The
the
if
UNDERWRITERS—The
will
at
years,
•
case. :*!.
From Jan. 1—
Inc.—Debentures
Corp.! and- Horiiblower
Weeks, as
joint managers of an investment banking syndicate, on
June 27, offered
$12,000,000 of 20-year 4% sinking fund
debentures, due June 1, 1976, at 100% and accrued'
interest. This offering was oversubscribed.
Earnings—
1QSfi
Dry
Securities
77
serves
$69,700,000.
.
corporation's
were
applied
.
Benquet Consolidated, Inc.—Litigation
which,
'related' equipment-subject
sell
•
Allen,
the
stalments.
The company on* June
ex¬
Co.
present
Notes, set
the
at
1
35,000vshares of 5Va%
cumulative,
</>' \•//:;■/
convertible preferred stock
(par $20) to Allstate Insurance Co.
iy In addition, work has begun on a new 30,000 square foot building
The proceeds are to be used to retire
in
short-term indebtedness and
Waterloo,
Que., to house manufacturing operations in Canada.
A for acquisition and construction of
new
—V. 183, p. 1362.
facilities.—V.
182, p. 2246.
panding
Herbert
Sterling
said
the!
California Interstate Telephone
Sale of Preferred Stock—
,
aa
net proceeds
of the company.
Aa
finance expanded'op¬
Authorized
approximately
of
with
Offering Tern-
383, ;-
at
/
ment/Purchase
,
above.—V.
Inc.
aa.
bentures, due July 1, 1976____i>—_ $12,000,000 " "
12,000,000 ;
stock' (par $1
|2,500,0uC shs.
909,559 shs.
^Jn connection with the purchase of 60 Viscount aircraft and certaia
related equipment, the comoration became obligated to
pay to VicicersArmstrongs ./Aircraft), Ltd. and Rolls Royce, Ltd. a purcnase. price ia
■
will
Co
the
gingham market.
its competitive position,
improve
Bates
2
of
by Capital's expanding fleet of
so
porarily Suspended—
textile
to
sinking
resulting from additional routes and service*
Civil Aerdnauticg Board ar.d- frorh additional' servlcaf
the
'
"
up
the
For
accrued Interest.
the-company
by
at
in¬
and
Japanese
retire
and
Common
4
t
"
"
of
operate routes consisting of 6,220
equals
Street,
100%
'
,
CAPITALIZATION? GIVING EFFECT
Frank
166th
bank
outstanding
rendered
:
.
West
at
years.
-
use $2,000,000 of the
loans of that amount.
"Equipment purchase notes___
4JA7o'
convertible
subordinated
soft
program
Nedicks
orange
of
105.75%.
of Columbia.
Population
45,185,599, according to the 1950
soft
the
of
District
aggressive
>an
sale
be
to
Nedicks
other
business,
formerly with
being launched
now
full
in
pay
heloed
the
redeemable
d
option,
may, at its
each of such
redeemable, at the option of the company at
priqe
BUSINESS-^ Capital
with
be
in
PROCEEDS—The corporation will
authorized
/ •:
out
will
also
are
redemption
antj
the proceeds will be added to
general funds
increase In general funds is deemed
necessary to
other
which
and
1975
annually
of
some
Nedicks
new
famous; and will also keep
Cola,
to
"!;
original formula
1,
the debentures
Initial
soots
and
-
,
as
eating
1966—July
$600,000
The debentures
some
Nedicks
and
so
Super
>
.
New
are
chain; Mr. Mack pointed
Corporation's subsidiaries, Cantrell &
Super
stores
with'
includes
D.* C.;
.
drink-based
Nedicks
the
1,
additional
a
owned
that
a
Chenille
at
the Nedicks business..', which one of its
Cantrell & Cochrane, will own and operate. In connection
development* of this Nedicks franchised so:t drink
the
McHugh,
share,
number
same
former
The
manufacture
r
Mack
with
Washington,
sale
&
orange
the
he added,
'■'/
wholly-
outstanding,
the
on
'• /:
a
cents
30
sale
manufacturing^ part of
with
weeks
comparable'
.»
Inc.,
'
the
$3,000,000
subsidiaries,
24
■-
and
that
the
for
for
year.
noted
taking
Outlining steps taken
to
shares
share
per
said
adversely
costs.f
now
last
President,
been
labor
imports
cents
period
same
creased
$583,000, -equal
the 1,761,750
the
for
/>•>
Fabrics,
Bates
on
37
or
Mawby,
have
1956
•
$716,108,
the
-Frank
in
company'' and
Off—
for
$26,283,000
//
'■
the
$27,395,000
balance
of
/
C
supplied
Mr.
-the>
the
"will
drinks."
drink
Bates Manufacturing
>:•
of
interests.
of
one
make
stores
'
v* '
-
part
associated
locations.
that
to
3 ,242,266
17,479,242
■
announced
stores
*
Philadelphia;
outstanding
130,478,447
36,017,613
16,424,836
■>/•/'.
..
159,189,294
8,972,535
the
and
26;
Nedicks
substantial
that
executives
Cochrane,
165,720,713
4,342,680
,
stated
announcing
out
s
195,206,912
June
on
110
of
York,
Eastern
,
•—^ •'
•
A
cash,
'
;
■
strong financial
4
•
:
Sando
of
;
1950—5 Mos.—1955
V
for
was
In
1953—Month—1955
corporation.
years.
New
Baltimore
President,'
the, Nedicks chain (which was acquired
by Mr. Mack's
company in
1951) i$ a new company, Nedicks
Stores, Inc., of which
Peter Sando, former head of the
Nedicks Stores Division, is President.
($100
par
be
to
are
'/■/..
t
Mack,
Purchaser
Commission—
underwriting.
.the
Mack,
Laboratories, Inc., Omaha,
Securities
Super Corp.—Sells Nedicks Chain—
S.
company's entire chain of
310.
p.
C
&
Walter
3
exchange, remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
an
d advertisements must be made in New York funds.
.
-
4
(4)
The
•
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—•
May—
Gross
1955
1956
from
$1,020,000
railway
$969,000
'
Net
from
Net
railway_'_'_L;.
U•'0,446
-
income...
oper.
ry.
*'
» ■2Si!a*5 ""'146.496
119,281
*4,403'./
251,546
'
*3,638
116,311
4,508,000
4,802,000
*'
•
Prom Jan, 1—
Gross
Net
from
railway
railway
from
Net ry.
••Deficit.—V.
1,162,193--
183,
874,002
967,831-
395.531
1,085,678
income-
oper,
' 4J521.000 -
4,780,000
176,891
318,960
251,005
:
2179.
p.
/•■
*
v
,
•
.
.
Windsor/Enfield,
ington
with
the
Life
Berkshire
Co.
insurance
v;
"
Cljemoil Corp., New Orleans, La.—Financing, etc.—
Plans
•
for
$20,000,000
a
oil
refinery
nnnpunced last week "by John R.
which
-
is
-Mr,
a
firm
new
Tusson
sale
organized
the
this
for
of
the New Orleans area were
President of this corporation,
refinery
{
per
state.
»
The
"'No
utilize
to
initial
site
an
Orleans."
stock
been
has
He
about
of
area
added
that
te
for
$2,000,000.
several
locations
studied.
being
were
Period End. May 31—
1956—Month—1955
/
with
36,703,313
32.746.533
168,786,896 144,766,419
23,768,838
21,791,140
114,222,605
98,924,062
12,934.475
10,955,393
*
6,198,159
54,564,291
Net
183,
2895,
p.
1
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
ry. oper,
Chicago,
7,044,189
.
1
.
Burlington
Period End.
30,910,632
.
May 31-
Quincy
&
RR.
wells,
'
and
be
acquired
of
basis
distribution
includes
Light' for
revenue./
20,761,950
19,558,927
101,474,080
expenses.
16,950,025
16,097,762
79,338,177
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
183,
ry. oper.
1,858,407
Of
The
oh account ;pf
an
21,
the
Co.,
of-
March
were
on
'
stated
1956
31,
Midwest
received
Stock
notice
from
Exchange
-
,
of
Water Prop-
Plant.
of
i.»
*
*■
„
Naygatuck Water Co/ which
stock,
A
-be
Lids
.this
corporation
that
of
that
by reason of - the, sale of
100,000 shares:of its, common stock 4urin8 1955, it-is necessary to
adjust the share-for-share conversion rate of the outstanding con¬
vertible preference
stock of no par value.
The
sion
directors
rate
«
In
of
the
corporation
decreased
nas- betn
stock.-
erence
accordance
preference
stock
stock
common
with
be
182,
p.
for
determined
each
share
■>i, '•
determination, each
such
whose
will
conversion.—V.
have
$3.15
shares
has
bought
and
retired
of $3.80 per share.
;180,570
The call
its
of
I
preferred-
in
cash
lor
for
conversion
share
each
May—
Net
from
Net
1954
ry.
*. 211,065
199,934
46,896
91,330
64,350
railway.,
265,560
oper./ income.,...
,
•
118,130
Net
—V.
183,
3,441,638
3.258,577
1,546,088
1,002,149
728,329
372,404
income_._
oper.
ry.
■'
*.
Jan. 1—
Gross from railway
Net from railway
Services
183,)p.
4
.
2,938,000
offered
was
by
104,335
to
the
net
May
Value
asset
The
8.
plus
offering
Management Co., Inc.,
May—
1956
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
for
E.
D.
City,
N.
June
on
28
(that
;
142,761
®=pf
from
Net
the
ry.
—V.
railway
9,564.472
8,918,186
8,550,133
1,817,900
2,033,393
1,911,850
income
2759,
637,656
814,083
786,412
oper.
183,
p.
tween
9,180,190
The
stockholders
authorized
shares
to
Shore
on
May
stock
common
and
change
25
approved
Corp.
*
to
directors
stockholders
have
of
declared
record
of
July
16,
to
has
executive
/;•,
stock
1956.—V.
to
to
dividend,
179,
2,000,000
has
in
Gross
Net
1956
payable July 30
from
railway
railway..
from
Net
56,908
$1,138,894
202,681
141,029
>.
-
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
—V.
1,810,335
755,169
445,341
2896.
p.
.6,018,595
;1,430,869
income...
oper.
183,
6,300,547
.
'
'
•
-
•
<
from
ry.
organization
the
two
jqne
on
are
from
Keith
B.
said
Redd
mining
■" /•;/
group
"1,106,224
2.149,130
495,937
930,199
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
Navaho,
Fraction.
Weil
$337,318
from
.
180,
p.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$17^28
49,959
$266,344
'21,255
p.
1,436,236
940,640
1,501,129
654.537
income.._
the
516,396
270,253
615,3^9
223.222
132,537
expansion
256,621
•
f>. 312.
will
2695.
.
begin
;
See
.
"V
■
June 21
filed
a
letter
V.
to
174,
the
p.
of
stock
share.
dffering.
general
funds
and
will
be
notification
(par
$2)
Edward
The
used
to
with
to
D
&
are
Power
Co.
be
-
•
Connecticut
To
business.—
Sell
Water
Connecticut
Co.
below.—V.
182,
p.
Co.,
Clinton, Conn.
Commission—
s
company on June 25 filed a registration
8EC covering to»000 fhares of its no
par common
&
Oo.
supplied
_
by
drilling
the
on
claims
Corp.
will
the
809,200
77,020
*'>
:
/„, 648,081
.... •
■>**■'■
•
19,770.947
22 337,783
5,785,693
3,664,672
5 103.312
(-3,483,495
1,932,658
3, 535,539
'
$6,976,568
1,536,809
36,958,391
33,399,996
6.672,807
3,630,709
income...
2761.
'/ >
Power
/■
.
&
.
$6,617,881
$8,146,401
1,256,363
2,319,403
"
/
755.665
619,252
1,124,997
32,679.106
37,697,493
/ 6.432,422
5,474.718
/ 8,821,816
2,783,179
2,637,253
-
Light
Co.—Stock
4,330,009
:
;>/
.
stockholders
subscribed
expiration
had
means
be
time
subscribed
233,119, or
filled
shades
Issue
.
Oversub¬
and
employees of this
233,119 shares of the
stock offered by the company
to
purchase
of
to
3:30
p.m.,
223,362
100.26%
of
June
shares
the
26,
and
1956
stock¬
common
employees
232,520 shares
9,757
offered.
shares;
,
that
up
to five shares of all employees subscriptions
completely., and approximately 92%
of the balance of
by employees will be issued. All subscriptions of
subscribed
stockholders
common
Denver
will
Placement
The
—
to
refinance
^
outstanding
-
'
179,/p. 397.
.Vs, "v
■
.
v
'•
:
;
'
.
'1
fiscal-year.
be
fully
satisfied.—V.
183,
p.
2761,
-./
At
the
from
ry.
.
its
,
manufactures
motors
guided
missiles,
well
as
'
-
a
for
:
complete
of
pany's
in
'.
fire
for
as
,
line
military
controls.
.
share
per
meeting-
for
5-to-l
a
^
-
quality
constantly
control
in
applications
field
industry.
In
process are expected
future operation.;'
,
of
the
in
the
to
Petar -F.
describe
fields
of
more
amendment.
-•
See
Remington
io.
Arms
—Earnings—
1953
$7,249,907
1,689,672
2,099,945
1,360,354
'
1954
$5,889,870
,2,177.879
1,207,294
1.047,643
28,679,056
34,818,778
10,983,484
9,078,969
12.034,007
5,767,100
/ 5,214.522
5,266,311
Changed
from
ry.
railway.:
31,772,569:
railway..-income.
11,198,443
5,941,849
oper.
183,
,
956.054
>.
v
2896.
p.
porate
held
Continental'Industries,' Inc.,
lor
name
June
on
Detroit
Stock
this
was
at the
company
25.
The company's stock
Exchanges..
>
->
is
B.
Charnay
has
been
elected
as
meeting
listed
the
on
the
of
new
Chairman
of
the
Mr.
Charnay explained that the dividend action which
at. the
Juile-
25
new
products
automation
to
and
and
x-ray
process
broaden
further
American
Board.
of
the
name
"// /
expected
an
action
June. 25
change
control."
of
in
acquiring
company's
Detroit
Definitive
Golden
.included approval of the
Steel
Gift,
Inc.
in
stock,
common
and
in
Corp.—Definitive
Bonds
Ready-
first mortgage sinking fund bonds, due Oct. 1, 1970,
July 2, 1956 for delivery in exchange- for temporary
bonds at The Chase Manhattan Bank, at 43 Exchange
Place,
New York, N. Y., and at the National Bank of Detroit.—V.
183, p. 2289.
will
be
47/8%
available
on
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
1956 1955
' 1954
May—
Net
-
lrom
Gross
from
ry.
railway
$1,764,302
railway—
oper.
.
income
:
1953
$1,740,758
685,089
$1,341,570
$1,569,227
311,701
382,270
376,684
504,898
211,988
-
J
266,868
151,490
„
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry-
railway
railway
oper.
188,
*
p.
.
income^.-
9,146,677
*
8,525,575
8,012,493*
9,583,582
2,940,701
3,514,899
2,552,527
2,855,114
1,531,614
' 1,938,047
*1,371.497
1,183,782
2896.
was
Co.
'
)
AmerIc»-%Unit io Ex^and-^I
below.—V.
183,' p.
2761.
•
i
;
/
board's
exchange for 150,000 shares
selling an additional 60,000 r
shares
to
provide working "capital.
These transactions increase the ;
number
of
outstanding common
shares
to 607,200
out
of
a
total /
authorization of 1,000,000.—V. 183, p. 3008.
i/
.
/
the
'
the
was
:
.meeting. had
board
;
*
and
..
been postponed to give the four new
opportunity to review the company's affairs
in greater detail.
The meeting was adjourned for 60 days, and Mr.
Charnay said that .dividend policy/would be announced at that time. members
their
products recently completed and
to contribute substantially to the pomPresident,
cor-
shareholders
•<'■'./
.
David
approved
annual
accurately the company's expanding activities
industrial
Crucible Steel
,2,282,339
income.
oper.
Net
they
of
New
Brophy,
RR.
30,274,743
—V.
effected to
railway....
from
Net
such
Commercially
control
Industrial machine and
*
"r° - --''?
*.
developing
the
Western
1956
1955
$6,692,272 k. $6,305,309
timing
r'-
*
;
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
is
activities
the
in
use
and
$6.72
or
recen? annual
/,
instrumentation, for the
equipment
.
company
of
railway..
Detroit Hardware Manufacturing Co.—Name
;,
,
company's
Grande
*
Net
of' the
'•
Earning's totaled $165,245
voted.
extensively in
medical
•
Rio
/,.
from
actions
.
r
Centerbrook, ;Conn—Earns.—
.
radar,
used
&
May—
Gross
V
r
and the" remainder used for
Detroit and Minneapolis.—V.
182,
■
synchronous
According
with
..
.
.
used
below.—V.
Controls Corp.,
presently
radio,
as
position
Registers
statement
/
957,697
im¬
company
!
stock, to be offered
an underwriting group headed by Putnam
offering price and. underwriting terms are to be
toe
City;
;v
Controls
was
and
controls.
•
til 8a^^,^hroUgh
The
public
Kansas
will
;
stock.
split
Cramer
others
Water
jWith Securities and Exchange
the
total of
—V.
$2,277,054
scope
*
"
2464,
1953
$4 405,632
457.594
-
/ Other shareholder
previous
The
Water
by
gain in sales and a change in corporate name |featured the
of this
corporation
released
on
June
25.
The
firm,
the R.W. Cramer Co., Inc., reported billed sales for the fiscal
ended Jan. 31, 1956 of- $3,565,476 as compared to
devices
Properties—
See
headed
group
' •' """
report
common
are
&
/
56%
other
•
:
Cramer
stock
Co.,
to
the
of
offered
Jones
proceeds
expand
insurance
at
•■■
year
■•;
Light
At
formerly
the €EC
be
1891.
Connecticut
"
•"■
Cramer Co., Inc.—Name Changed—
Cramer
•
on
a
.
annual
50,000
shares
of
common
initially to stockholders at $5.50 per
St.. Louis, Mo., will underwrite the
$2,100,000
the
'
(R. W.)
Commercial Life Insurance Co. of
Missouri, St. Louis,
Mo.—Files With SEC—
'
The company
1954
$3,552,006
the offering by 599 shares.
holders
Net
tHese
on
-
84,552
A
added
by
3007.
covering
conducted
.
VarnisJi^o.T-r-Private
proceeds,
held
40,825
272,398
railway
oper.
183,
of Monti-
has arranged to place privately with the Equit¬
Society of the United States an issue
of $3,100,000 of 12-year notes.
;
^
plant
51,183
1,675,259
beeri
Sparks
able Life Assurance
.
railway
Bruce
leased from
C
/ > I
Tex.
Continental
company
1953
:
118,355
47,648
..,
nine
of
indus¬
232,520 shares of common
at $35 per share: The total amount subscribed exceeds
a
acquisition
/ 1 ••
•
.
-being
are
Dallas,
and
notes
-1954
$322,279
118,501
income—.)
be¬
2896.
located four miles from the first in Gypsum
three -'miles north of-Slick- Rock/ Claims here
Last Chance, "Navaho'- No.-'2,-Red
Top and Last
They
of
Gidwitz
Of
"
oper.
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
1955.
--
discussion
1955
1,371,118
781,640
railway
p.
company
i:
p,
and
1,323,850
$7,701,375
income
oper.
183,
Tran's
Ry.—Earnings-
1956.
,k.
..
183,
the
and
has
■
May—
Continental
is
Cook Paint &
6,528,515
"
Colorado & Wyoming
of
share1
1
under
now
companies.—V.
22- announced
Colo.
County,
Gidwitz
Mr.
mediately.—V.
132,803
v
5,420,496
-
shares
2.4
.
a
number
diversified
highly
drapery
...
/
scribed—Common
Robert
Each
operates
a
$4,483,206
-4,418,139
railway
^ Delaware
by
\
-
•
of
J.
Mr.
321,059
~
'96,508
^
share.
a
•
Corp.—Earnings—
.
railway.
oper.
Net
approximately
Arnold
$1,259,416
.
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
1953
355,406
,
of
purchased
second
Chance
1954
$1,261,894
205,608
income—
oper.
ry,
$1,309,711
into
for
-''V/'
previously...
The
'}
■
consist
1955
convertible
resulting
Miguel
Utah,
claims
Colorado & Southern
Ry.—Earnings—
May—
San
been
cello,
,
1263.
p.
be
share
manu-
v; •"(•■■■ •v.
21,048,664
railway..:
from
—V.
Inc.,
Gidwitz, Chairman, said the claims are in two groups.
The
first group consists of the Yorkton,
Shady Side No. 1,'Starlight and
Shady Side No. 2 claims; is located in the Little Gypsum Valey.
It
Susquehanna
;' •';;
,:
Continental,
;:■»/,
the
corporation
Valley,
1
ry.
Co.,
of
Mills,
'/>"//>' >/'/■-■ /./''V
...
from
Net
committee
Woodside
>8.127,920
2896.
p.
from
Net
stockholders.
their
to
\
Is^lin-
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—•
/-'
/./.1956
"
1955
/
1954 ' / ;/ 1953
company,1
approved
RR.
-
income.u.
oper.
May—
*
been
*
Financial
volume.
23,961,818
railway../.
they
merger
<
Gerald
the
Increase
shares
corporation
.
100%
a
proposal
500,000
tue
;
.
-The
a
from
$1)
name
Hudson
&
railway
183,
Gross
J.
Continental Uranium, Inc.—Acquires
Mining Claims—
-
System, Inc*—Name Changed—
(par
the
ry.
This
659,637
,/
2415.
p.
income—1,017,387
oper.
from
Net
2,102.447
;
claims
North
of
of
would
stock.
managements
This
Chicago
issue
issue
new
Details
railway...
from
Net
preferred
common
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
183,
railway$5,084,574^^
railway^.*
/ 1,822,773
from
—V,
con¬
vertible
367,427
-
to
factoring
garbardines,
1956
ry.
ha4*%greed" lit principle on a basis
enterprises/object to the 'usual checks of
the
fcorduroys,
Frorii Jan. 1—'
Gross
Co.—Proposed Merger—. '
merger of the two
business
and
legal matters.
The
the directors of Continental and
the
Gair, both of whom will recommend it
1353
107,845
/
of
;,//
scheduled
is
Iselin-Jefferson
manufacturing property,
and Georgia,- and makes
lrom
Gross
premium
underwrit¬
Jersey
of
owner
a
including
fabrics.—V.
Net
-
proposal calls for an exchange of common stock at the ratio
8/10ths share of Continental
fo| each share of Gair. Holders of((
Robert Gair convertible preferred would receive shares of a
new
293,382
154,337
fabrics,
from
a
is
Clay, Chairman of the Board of this
Chairman of tfie Board of Robert Gair
Dyke,
all
$1,788,168
387,964
146,437
of
Net
of
$1,658,384
a
sole
subsidiary with a large
majority stockholder in
Mills, also
plants-in Alabama
line
Gross
'
Lucius
George
announced
313,642
1954
$1,787,123
330,747
income.*.
oper.
1955
-
$1,933,108'
also
Delaware
*
on
Is
a
the
is-
May—
The
Gross
detail
shareholders early-in
July/) At that .time, •
spokesman,, a
complete
statement
of
the /
acquisitions will be made. /
•<• ...
Alabama
"of
Net
American
1753.
p.
General
Chicago/Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
Net
in
proposal
River
the
and
Aug. J 4—
on
; ~
at a price equal
declared effective
Continental
183,
and
- •
911,899
/
the
acquire
to
"exchange
an
-'/ /.■;. />,
.r/// ./
company
From Jan. 1—
3,590,676
469,689
-
*
describing
proposal
Mill? through
/
^
facturing property with plants in several South Carolina communities '/
produced primarily print cloths, synthetic and tricot fabrics./' '
Inc., in
3008.
house,
Jefferson
set the tentative date of Aug. 14,. 1956 for the
the. offering of $40,000,000 of first mortgage bonds.
to be
opened at 11:30 a.m. *(EDT) at the offices
Continental Can
2895
p.
5%,
$739,545
•135,330
selling
1953
$658,966
*
Prom
be
—V.
1955
$585,306
Alabama
June .25.
a
/'v//'-" ■+,;;''//. ■•''//■ •-//''•/'//';-':
-'-'./
Iselin-Jefferson
Company,
Inc.", is- a leading textile commission
has
on
scheduled
City.—V.
to
ten
1956
railway
and
act -updn
.
v
,v:
.
will
6
River. /-
trial
Ppwer Co.—^Bids Expected
Commonwealth
of
$690,276
,
from
Inc.,
Dan
a
for
The registration statement filed with the SEC on March
30, 1956,
-covering a proposed i?suj of 300,000 shares of capital stock (par $1)
for
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
j
that
Continental American Fund, Inc., Jersey City,.N. J.—
Registration Statement Declared Effective—
into
tendered
to
Company,. Inc.,
for tenders, expiring
conver¬
convertible
of
mailed
Net
convertible pref¬
holder
Co.,
statement
proxy
Aug.
-on
announced
was
according* to.
made
company
are
York
-
surrendered
are
paid $1.15
507.-
the
that
of
it
arrangements
,1
New York City. It is proposed to file for registration with the SEC oh
July 20.
Ap, information meeting is planned for U a.m. on Aug. 10 at the
office? of the First National. City Bank, 5th "floor, 55 Wall St., New
has
it
,
stockholders
Iselin-Jefferson
.
merged
were
i."
Inc.-^Proposed Acquisitions—
r
...
\
*
-
.
.
Dan River Mills,
/The
:«
*■
fagreement with The Connecticut Mutual
all the outstanding bonds of ^Guilford-
an
The*
acquisition
upon
.
%
by the First National Bank Qf Jersey City, N. J.
preferred shares originally issued last year, only
outstanding.
>/>*/'• >:./■*'*•'
I//;''
opening of bids
,
26, announced
June
on
.-...
■':£
air
Reserve for Depreciation in the amount
a
said.Utility
owner
and
average
was
are
■
/,
The
*:'■
-
been
508,000
Consumers
Chicago Corp.—Conversion Rate Changed—
;
■
stock
John F. Connelly, President, said the retirement of
preferred should
be reflected; In future.earnings on the common stock.—V.
181, p. 2239.
This
2759.
p.
1
stock
,
for
company, proposes
corporation
85,000
•,
19,955,535
8,946,493
10,134,494
V;'
agrees
June
on
95,458,055
75,502,520
22,135,^03
3,461,165
1,637,269
3,811,925
income..*
oper.
*
..
Earnings last year amounted to $5.20 per share. Cash dividends have"
paid at the rate of $1 per share since first pubic distribution .of
in
1947, in addition to wnich- there have been a number
in 19-47, in addition to which- there have been a number- of.
stock distributions, the most recent of which, late in 1955; amounted
amour
which
.
—V.
-
outstanding 864,580 shares of common stock, of
the four selling stockholders own 590,448 shares,.; as follows:
Miller, 221,505.;
Mrs. Clementine M. Tangeman, 296,257/ Irwin
Connecticut
shares at
$
Railway oper,
...
x
^
income
water
-
Connelly Containers, Inc.—Buys Preferred Shares—
1956—5 Mos.—1955
Railway oper,
<
.,.
sale
and
$45,000
unbilled
part* of Water Properties
..-as
Connecticut .Light, as
at $3,072,718
Water Co.
This
$
;J
....
oompstny has
Irwin
-
$
»-
_
vV
The
which
.
and
>'
Earnings— /////
1956—Month—1955
-
par
45.842,357
26,817,031
Net rev. from
Engine Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
-
Water under which agreement, the. insurance' com¬
/ /.The proposed acquisitions would .increase Dan River sales, volume
by
(a) to accept new * first mortgage 'bonds,,- series'A, 'on
about 75%,-iand add a substantial commission and
factoring volume.
for par basis, in exchange' for the outstanding bonds of theDan River's
sales amounted to $92,000,000
in 1955.
In addition, the
predecessor companies and (b) to. purchase a total of $1,070,000 of
purchase of the two companies would provide a complementary product
additional first mortgage borida, scries A and series*
B, of Connecticut
line
with
virtually no duplication of fabrics now produced by Dan
Water.
S a
revenue.^
Railway oper.
Cummins
.
•
in
Insurance
pany
$
Railway oper, expenses.
the
purchase
by Connecticut Light If all current property
personal property' to be conveyed.
The assets
The company has signed
Chester
/
,
reservoirs,
«>
property for
Of $1,645,000
price
perties ,to set up on its books
1956—5 Mos.—1955
'
$
paymfent
real
cost
Wnrlf
Life
4
the
vol* $400,000
: >
v
*
and
"i construction.
Mr. Tusson stated, "but we expect
to'1,000 acre6 within 25 miles of New
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
,
with
the
Utility Plant < including Construe- /
JOifc
n£' i«v©nfnr«
MarfAfiole1 otirl
tion Work in Progress),
$96,42*ofinventory of Marterials and Supplies, and $194,088 liability -to customers on account of advances for
on,'r
600
staltdpipe6,
faains,
purchase
accounts
original
Unti
•
;,/':-
,
used- for
be
gtaffOrdv "Suffifelrfr %nfonpWindsaif'Tk»ks'and
of Connecticut,' and pertSftoihg -tothe operation f
system of Connecticut-Light, and (2 fall trans- -
distribution
The
on
the
on
a
will
issue
decided
together
stock,
will
water
liabilities to
and
capacity of 20,000 barrels of crude
day, according to the prospectus issued by the-firm and approved
Louisiana-sales only, by 'the Commissioner of> Securities of that
for
this
of
of bontis;
payment ito -Connecticut
rents
taxes
organization
the
the
The new refinery would have
water.
and
.* *'
purpose.
sale
the
sale
and
State
and
represents
has set up a tentative 30 to 36
beginning of operations, and that he expects
construction to get underway within 12 months.
'V
schedule "for
month
in
Tusson,
the
potable
mission
of 25-
$150,000
of
..Monday, July .2, 1956
other
facilities
used
in
said
water
system,
(3)» all materials and
Miller, Guardian of the estate of Margaret Irwhr.-.Miller, a minor,
"J
suppliea-owned for use in' said'-water system, and (4) all of Connect!-,36,344; and Irwin Miller, Guardian of the estate of
Catharine.."Gibbs *
cut. Light's • rights gnd /franchises to
distribute potable water in~a»y ^UOitx, a minor, 36,342.
These holders propose to sell stodk in the ■/
part of the State of Connecticut. -In the, purchase contrac^Jo&neetirespective amounts of 13,658, 13,658, 36,342 and -36.342 shares.- •
•/"-'•
cut
Light has reserved
fights arid
easements
for
electric
pole -and
^j,e company j8 a manufacturer of diesel
-engines^ used for power¬
transmission lines and conduits:across the property to be conveyed,
ing trucks, construction and other industrial and miiurfhe equipment."'
provided the exercise of such rights does not unreasonably interfere
Consolidated
sales in
1955
exceeded
$81,000,000. ;A*
' i ;
- - ^
with the company'6 use of said
the
j * Chatauqua & Erie Telephone Corp., Westfieid, N. Y.—
Bonds Sold Privately—The company has placed privately
year first mortgage bonds.
in
the
of
J
,
proceeds
and Financial Chronicle..
water franchises qf qor^necticut Light; #.:
nnn Jline
A Jt 5eg^
w
Jl ilu with the „
Power Co.
Under an agreement between, the company and -ConnecticUt"'4®®^' covering 100,000 shares of its $5 par common ^tock.
These shares Light, the company has .agreed to buy-, for the sunt of $li®45;000 thd^'
Presently outstanding and are to-be offered for^ublic -sale by the-,
following properties s and franchises /belonging ' to Connecticut LigWt: -"'*; ^91^ers thereof through, art underwriting group headed) by A.~ O-Becker/•.
(1). certain
real
estate* Tights, privileges,, and
easementswith, all
Co.,. Inc. The public, offering price and underwriting- terms- a*e to-'
buildings and improvements thereon located' in. the-towns of East
fbe supplied by amendment//..The issuing company w*«vreceive no part
$1,029,000
$893,000
-
.
cash
Net
proceeds of the private
of the water properties
1953
1954
Commercial
Dewey Portland Cement Co.—Secondary^Offering—A
secondary pffering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$15)-was made on June 19 -by .G. H; Walker & Co. at
$43
per
share.;It
was
quickly completed.—V. 180,
p.
2695.
>
*
Volume 184 -Number 55477,.The- Commercialand Financial ^Chronicle-
v
Diversified
•
7 !The
Investment
May
Ji
$9.17
-on
the
highest
amounted
to
May- 31,
Income
Sale^-
Fund;* Inc.;—Record
report/--.to- shareholders
-semi-annual.
$62,463,961.
reveals
net
far reportedNdt--assets per
compared to $9.21 on Nov. 30.
so
$9.24
of
//ElectronicAssociates,,Inc.*-—Private
.•
.
SrtStSS
.
E
The debentures are v convertible
into
Common
stock
;
for
Z
Paintr
poration, it
Corp.
Note
—
announced
was
Sold
Priyately
5
The cor¬
—
June 26, has arranged to
on
-
-
^
Co.
V.
vPrivately through ..W.-G. Langley £
firs^ half
during the
share Were paid
per
v
— i--i-
-
20c
Placement—The.
stockholders Oil'June 27 .approved the issue of $1,500,000
assets- of
share on'
1955 and
1955.
dividends
(5)
Place Privately, through Leighly &.Robertson, Inc., Chi-
■ ,*y-
eight
promissory
10-year-secured promis:
cago, 111., a
1, 1966.
;
at
years
note due March
7
f
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.—Acquisitioncompletion
reorganization
plan
between
this
company
and
Preserving
Co.,
Santa
Clara,
Calif.,
was
announced
on
by Fitzsimmons President,
R.
M.
Laverty, Sr., and H. A.
Pratt-Low
June
,v, J;J!1
There
---See
Amarnia;tJranigiihf* Ino.'Jabdvel—-lTB2;*TpC 812:
t
will
minimum
be.,
to
from
maximum
a
7;
•
ranging
in participation
of -$400,000,
with. Ian
several, buyers;
$50,000
of-
25
a
Irving, Pratt-Low- President.
•. 7
'\7 ' .v.
•;
f .$
Under the terms of the agreement, -Fitzsimmons issued 100,000 shares
of its class A-common stock for the as ets of Pratt-Low, subject to
-
a
.
- -
interest'
of
:
SEC
used
for. expenses
incident to
mining operations,
merfvpaleyofetpiteNS'the sdeeo (he debentures' will lie used by. the
i>r;
•«
£
-
produtts
y Duluth,
77'May
Gross
Net
from
low
511-RHO-
rallw*y_i.~.
railway..'
from
104f97l
86,149
*6,162
.1,264
income...
v
32,040
.?
11
from,
*
The
3,054,900
2,438,100
:
2,187,700
-
to
-2,238,100
-,i
be
.**■
r
company
covering
railway.:
-v..
v«..v.u.H,
v.
uv» ..^viup,
-
e.
—
—
18,378
offered
to
■
■*
■
•
$9
per
*'
'
stock;
-
-
-
*
•
lfetter,.of
a
cpmmon
employees at
•
'*•
Zm"
filed
June 15
shares of
-j
-
'•*
i
on
notification
of
which
•
the
are
Herrick
a
Stcwk
thfe
on
;Offering ^Temporarily Suspended—:
this, corporation witlii the; Burroughs Corp. of Detroit,
of a -stock
exchange, plan- by "which^ they receive one
basis
,: ■;
v
*mftst and hi g°n rtdfe/
by
TheV company
to
freezing facilities .are
..
,
'
«.
•
ts,
*
\
7
'»
rt..
i
market
June 28, offered pufacommon
shares (par' 10
250,000
^
-
proceeds of the sale of common stock
its
will be used
working capital and to promote
' '
'
V-* '
to provide additional
products.'. •
'
the company
and
of
share.
per
PROCEEDS—The
—....
consoUdatlort of
Engineering Associates, Inc., Arlington, Va.
.«
A
*
r
nationally
& Co., Inc., on
issue
new
cents) at $3
,
i
.
labels
own
the
Pitt Packaging -International, Inc.-?—Stock Offered
-
...
»
n
underwriting. 'The'*
••
under
*
..
Its
it distributes nation-
Diet-Sweet,
•
-
.
•*' 0P"** "•**,
-
under
foods
calorie
Pratt-Low
'
SEC
shares
13,000
share,:.,without
-
with
Barrett
Eastern
■
sold
addition
In
Calif.-^-Files With iSecurfties..(,'1''
arid 'Excfiange Commission T; -D6HI5 constructed. occ frozen, foods, p< *3uuy«
expanding its line of eiso v loj, and new
"w Lk.
•
a.
71,110-
From Jan. 1.—
Gross
,
"
'
141,252
119,413
bi
Net- ry\ oper.
"
„,me.
are
distributors.
Winnipeg
„
.
^ ilv :EJe^ta'aData' Total caPitir
BUSINESS—The corporation packages, rehabilitates, and preserves
a11
of materials against fSrosiori, deterioration and physical
damage. Founded -during War fTwhen there was an urgent need to
pVotect war material, the company has continued to .ind peacetime
p
This.company reports for■ the 12 months ended May 31, 1956 total
*L, '
c ,.v.V'
. >*
applications for its services and products' which> have -protected
consolidated net''salek and operating revenues of $163,445,170 com- ' 7' ^:Ie Ju,y. -1''^
Division of Burroughs will cen- . everything-from bolts to battleships.«In -addition to holding governpated with. _$132,766,712 fori'the same period last year. -Total con-r*iize
engineering,', manufacturing and marketing of a ; broad ... merit. and-♦-•civilian' contracts, for - the winterizacion, protection -and
solidated inceme-was $9,929,658, before income taxes, - compared - with:". •
---O*''wertromr'flat) processing eqtti-Tments—including the DATA- . packaging of equipment, the company packages goods- for domestic
$4,443,984
a
year
ago.
After estimated income-, taxes, net
income,
TRON computer system, the Series E desk-size computer, and the Series- s and export shinment.
i.
>
V".-y. v.
•-<
amounts to $6,879,04-*' compared' to $3,530,383, at the -same time last* «v'f A-nigh-spaed tabulating printing g-nd puhfe.V-cdid dquipmeut.-<-V.">-183.'Port Pitt's Rotosave
system is3 a unique procedure whereby 'equipyear.
-7,;'.
;
'
'",'7w.P- 241o,^.ment in.- storage' is "exercised" to maintain internal lubrication,
After .-.deducting:' -I'/a
^preferred dividends and state -tax refund- J'v*'I"
,; .^'7'; 7 !
without the- attendant deterioration which would occur if the machine
requirements,-fthe^-balance was $5,756,453 compared to $2,407,74l.;>n"7Eastern Ry.--—Earnings**-1J '7 ,; : r- - ...^ were actually operated. 7
•'
.
"'
year- ago-, :«r $2.2L compared with 93 cents, based on 2,609,787 shares C' 7^-e
,V^
..T-.;;UV! C , EARNINGS—Net sales of the company, and of firms-with whom
See
Trash Co.,
ABS
Inc.
above.-—V. 181,
1876.
p.
tdi a res
91000C
u
Consolidated'J 'Sm :n(1rin+
3Js OQO sharS in ^vor rif pZhHu W« f Si
^ ,b °r°
meet?™ in AnHl
of consolidation; at a toaid of dLecmrs
vntoH
fiastern Oas
-
n-
h,™
of
Assoeiates^Eamings-—
& Fuel
,
.
,
t.
.
.
.
•
.['mT.T $X&
Jt May 41, 4.00.—V.
483, p. 2073.
.
I,-
.
;
.,
Net
,
.
ralro.y^_7
rallnray^c!^'
Irom
$4:427.266
$S.05M05'
>S.m^2j>
$3,517,173
'1,925.490 [' 1,978,019
1.041,985 ;
.
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to 1955-earnings in the same $155,657 increased to. $3,041,282
increased from periods In 1949 from a loss
net
in
1955,
of
1...3J.405
$7,172
and
to
profit
a-:
had
company
a
$83,365.
of
'This
r
purchase
division
transaction
the
is
latest
Edison.
by
Glenbrook
--
cash
step
in
planned
the
markets
will
market
the
Fort Worth & Denver
of-the
Elizabethtown
hospital' deodorant under
D',i8l0n
patented
a-
agreement with
an
expansion
-'f:
...
Chemieal
SSSS^r^SSSBSa*
syndicate,
A," Edison,: Inc.
primary
batteries,
furniture.—V.
183,
also
r
2073..'
p.
7;.:-
Edo
makes^
instruments
equipment," storage
dictating
and
-
complete
a
line
of
juvenile
7
v,:' :'7
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Corp.—Listing in New York—
White,
r
A
v
Board of Governors of. the American Stock Exchange on
June 21
this
—V.
in
the
183.
;
2289.
p.
for
both
States,
United
military
-
and
j."' ;7':
commercial
f, Elder Manufacturing;
Operating
•Income
'
'-.St
Net
—V.
taxes
sod
bank
use.
7„i
.
p.
rt
per.
2928 ^
.
.
.
7
«hBre)^^Lr,>__w..l-i-.-
■
water
through
,k,
lg
-
.-
"
7-
-"
"
"a
Etectric- Bond & .Share Co.
7'-.
">7;
?.
4V8S,
as
pV 111,
1
Af
"fho
of
the
debentures
fircf
Aiif
m
will
nvfoano
,*•
t
: * V;'
company's
'
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4 fh
• 'V
>
"**+/'
;
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.
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oiihoirllomr
and net income-of $562,003.'
accrued interest. Payment will
Bank, New york City.—V.
plus
\
31,' 1956 $200,000
Dec. "1, 1966 at
be made at the ChemicgJ
183,' p. - SA > , . e l'
(Robert) Gair Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
See Continental
2073.
183, p.
Co. above.—V.
Can
.i.,'-;-. •/;-
con¬
\
;
^
-
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$1,542,860 $1,319,291
1,287.872 /1,064,560
1^56^-Month-:—1955
revenue!.-7 $304,649
$274,305
expenses
- •
272,972
201,523
-Period End. May 31-—:
Railway
oper. '
Railway
oper.
-
Net rev*.
Net
'
.
;
florn
op^.,;7 -v* $31,677 "
rye
income---
oper.
ry.
•;>
»Deficit.—V, 183, p. 2762.
V
$254,988;,
57,088
7 '$72;782;
37,890
*5,902
'v
;v
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
i
,
'
6%
tiff
"interconnecte<J system to over ,,37,000 meters directly in,
in the counties of Union,, Middlesex, and'Somerset,,
in addition, the company, furnishes water for resale by
various communities in the-sanie general • area served di<v
generi
'' '
924,880 /
2762.
p.
Corn; Exchange
and its subsidiary. The SomervJlle Water Co.,
in ,the collection and distribution of water for domestic,,
industrial and fire protection purposes: and for resale by.
companies and public bodies.. Water service is furnished'
its subsidiary sfihowfed consolidated
and
ReviewsyOperations— -77;,.
its
TJ0&,%
'
2.925,581
1,307,747
be
an
in
*
9,691,903
,
1,913,574
corporation has Called for redemption on July
convertible" sinking fund debentures, due
This
of
...
$254,731
,
75,683
~,h ;
.'
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i
EARNINGS—For the : 12 /lrmehliHafended Apfil - 30; -• 1956;
months nri AnnrafiVio
Ife
otv/4',
♦'
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with
connection
in
549,644
8,554,017:
8,565,785
1.437,068
w 568,347
1,556,719
,197.571
48.141
86,844;,
107.716
" Fram Corp.—Calls $200,000 of Debentures— ;
/•
and
-
jersey<
iircctlv
"7
*•
debentures
4'As,
municipalities
New
^
i, 195^318!
', 195,385-
t/ie
the-'.sAle
from
incurred
were
program,
engaged
other
$439,871
422,074
201,721,
^.
''
which
loans
commercial,
7 1955 -J
1956
$276,638
242,523
—^-110,167
income-^-:
..
yC3i«jO«5
$1
($1
paid
181,
on
for
100.62 sis
183,
_v.
redeemable.■< at
be
TIj
BUSINESS—Company
are
-
■
tf
101.079
bid
Inc.
wifl
aff1
Todoomv
."7others
for
income
Dividends
•»
operations before taxes on-income
for
the
.i^ss
8,505,137
Ser>r%ef7hcome"r"
--
company); "and the, balance
;j
depreciation
after-; deducting
profit,
ironv
Provision
,
Ry.—Earnings-
-From Jan, 1
v
used to redeem- at- lOS^:,':all oT "the outstandihg'" first mortgage 5%
50-year goldbonds; ol-Raritan Township Water Co," (assumed by" the
will be- applied toward the repayment of
;
struction
Co.—Earnings Lbwep-—
Year Ended April 30—
Co.
&
debentures
"PROCEEDS—-Nb( proceeds
■
Jf
shares.—V,. 182,
''4'i«56-
-
Gross from, railway...^.
,
for .original listing 564,000 shares of class A stock fpar $1)
corporation,;-which, was incorporated
in 1925, and
designs,
develops
and. manufactures
commercial
airplane floats, commercial
electronic equipment, military
electronic equipment, military aircraft
p.lized
The company becomponents and specialized sheet metal products.
lieves it is the sole manufacturer of twin seaplane and amphibious
approved
floats
••
Net ry. oper. income.:;-
de--
''; 'r"
regular' redemption prices
ranging from 106.18^' to par,, and at special redemption prices re¬
ceding from, 10248% to par, plus accrued Interest in each case;
The
•
of
Co.T" bid
Weld.,&
Kalsey,- Stuart
''
The
Jujie '27, offered }$7,500,000 Of 4Vs%
OD
due
July: 1,' 1980,*. at102.172%*, and accruedinterest, to yield 4.%'.- This offering iyas oversubscribed
and the books closed. The group Twon award of the issue
at competitive sale on June 26 on a bid of 101.21%, !
bentures
,
industry.
Thomas
May—<,r""'-.'-.K
Debentures
Consolidated
Co.
Water
& Curtis, as joint managers ®t. an; investment banking
manufactures oxyueu.
nitrogen, nitrous''oxide, cyclopropane and Baralyme,'a patented carbon
absorbent.; Thef division's, products are sold to hospitals and
:
year,
;C,Langley &C09 and Paine, Webber, Jackson'-
'
i
dioxide
and
this
of
\{'
of
disclosed,
not
was
beginning
the present; finapMn?,. the
of common.,stock outstanding.-'out
completion
company, will have 750,000 shards
an
authorized issue of 1,000,000
the
of
amount
the
At
$3,673,000 ordec backlog,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
the
Earnings—
Gerber Products Co.—Reports Record
7
company;
t>oif
operatihg revenues of $3,438,817.
'JL -7- 7. ,7
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-
Daniel
all-time-record;
the year" endrd March 31, 1956 set another
Gerber, President, told share-owners in-the
for
earnings
and
Sales
'..
F.
effect/to present financing 77 company's annual report.
77
s
7,
•
',• •.,7
7 7^ ' — '»•'
George G. Walker^ President, in reviewing the affairs of the com-! J
'7
r
7
7 7 7 Authorized
Outstanding 7 >
Sales were $99,682,746, up ;15 % oyer-the $86,712,342 oLthe previoui
nts,
j»anjes in which Bond and Share has. investments, on June .27 said
Debentures
17s--^-'--l77_-_7^^7iV4.<7y7.500,000
$7,500,000
year.
"">7.»' j'••* 77.7
■' '
•" "
that the backlog of service contracts pf.< Ebasco Services Incorporated,
Capital stock ($20 par value)77777_I77
200,000 Shs.
186,415 shs
Net earnings
epgineyrs, constructors - an<i. business consultants, at April
30 was 7 Uapiiai 8W>CK
T
v'
Net earnings weie' $6.017.537,-represe a common share, compared the
were $6,017,537,'representing n 10.3% increase over to
nearly 43% ahead of Dec.-31, 1955 and Ebasco's construction backlog? 7.> PURCHASERS—The purchasers named ;beldw' have severally agreed
7*5.453,585 of the year before,-or $2.84
was
up 39%,,, More than $200,000,000
worth of physical plant engl-,% to purchase from-the company the respeetlve-~principal amounts of, 2 $2.70 the year before.
- A 1
neored" and constructed by Ebasco was placed in service in 1955.'
Mr. Gerber addPd that operations of Gerber Plastic Co.,-St. Louis,
debentures set forth .below. The purchasers will be severally obligated
At May 31. 1956 approximately 5,000,000 kw. of; thermal and hydro 7 to purchase all of the; debentures-if any are purchased:
Mo., a wholly owned subsidiary,7,"are currently profitable and modest
$750,000
capacity,7worth $780,000,000, was in some stage of design or con^
w. c. Langley.& Co.
s.OOO'
BDlr & Co. tnc7—:
$1,275,'
profits are Indicated for, the future," after first year losses resulting
capitalization
giving
.
,
-
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7
-;.
,,
"
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Net
-7 7:
.77 7 •
value, of
asset
$31.44
.
"
structlon.7
Bond
;
and
-
-
Share's
stock
•••T-'- *7
was-$165,087,145,
-
&
'1,275,000
Curtis
: 750,009
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
Paine, Webber, Jackson
or
Reynolds, & Co.
-
'650,000
is
■r
estimated
cents
at 65
a
share
earnings
and
for the
year
Tt-.,-
'«
7 The
at
-
Gas
•
has
Corp,
The
first
similar investment position, -. .
-7'
in "Escambia's development was the construction of a,.
a
step
.
'.plant? near- Pensacola,
'
ammonia,
nitric
acid,
Flav which is currently producing anhydrous
prilled: ammonium nitrate, and various forms
of nitrogen solutions.
All ofc- the, nitrogen products produced have
;been
sold.
Sales in the fertilizer market are about 1n line with,
^expectations for the year, hoth as to price and quantity,
Since sub- "
7stantial startup, expenses will be absorbed
this year, the -company^*,
does
not
anticipate that
earnings on-g,the
common
stock will bej;
The
'.7 \j
"•
'7
7 • The second step.--in Escambia's- development entails the
installation
of facilities to make polyvinyl chloride, a chemical resin used in! the
manufacture
of
various forms
of; plastics.
Work on this -j>|Mase.:
realized
until
1957.
forward'.
going
•.
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.
-
...
,
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■.
*
*.
.
The
company's interest in the glass fiber field is in a 40% participation in;the equity of Peac? River Glass Co7 near Edmonton^ Alberta,-,Canada.
Sales
so
far have 7 consisted
largely of pipe wrap for"- oil
and gas pipe lines In Western Canada.
Substantial orders are on hand'
v
-
the
year,
-
to
the
fact
that
is
expected
the, new.
to
plant
show
was
a
modest
profit
in
1956,
approximately
$5,500,000
equipment
they
exist, upon
will
the
cost
of
final
installation
in
The
note
borrowing
$20,000,000
purchase
of
on
the
of heavy steam and
other conditions as
customers.' plants.
^
same' date in
1955.
,
-
had
in
been
the
4Vi%
'
stated
'invested
.
that
in
funds
totaling $16,100,000,
a-'group'of
marketable
at June
securities
15,
1956,
rate
or
Other
from its date until maturity and thereafter
until paid-—V, ,183, p ".2896.'
r
"
chemical, papeV, coal and metal fields.
Thebe has been
appreciation.'in-their-value since April; 1954 of $8,800,000,-;
55%.—V. 183, p. 2289. " '
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See
the
at
.
!
Manufacturing C0.-1—Exchange Offer. Made—-
Youngstown
Sheet & Tube Co.
below.—V. L83,
p.
2761.
p,
2305.
■
31,
May
182,
p." 112.
1956—
J
-
1
'77
,
9 Months
7.
,! 12 Months
264,312
—-1.-
sold_~_^
_
^ _ .7_'_—7- -
- - -—
2,390,014
Dominion
and
3,122,215
538,267
-620,767
6,004,000
8,291,000
384,000
497.000
expense-
on
505,435
128,343,553 171,090,674
23,273.473 31.203, 89
admi list-rative and general exnensss
depreciation, depletion & amortization
Federal'taxes
.
166,823,221 223,418,722
—
for
Interest,
-
166,358,909 222.913^87
goods
Selling,
ProVi
;
Consolidated
•Earnings
*
'
Based
(estimated!—
income taxes (estimated!
income
state
Dwight
that
per
on
P.
net
...
inconie____--i_-——,
share
of common-stock.,-*-'*.,—.
2.295,790
Joyce,
net
the
because-
instead
shares
5,689,909
$2.48
outstanding at May 31,
8,^8?*0IT
1956.
Fresident. on June 22 pointed out
period last year are available
was changed
to end on Aug. 31
previous years.
7 ,
Chairman. and
comparative figures for the same
no
"
of
company's
Oct.
31,
as
flscaL year
in
"Operations for, the nine months of the 1953 fiscal year were ahead
for the similar period .of last year," he said, "but there haa
.' " of -thoso
been
Emsco
'
178,
Subs.)—Earnings—
Income
df
Cost
agreement, dated. May 24, 1956, provides for the, j
the company s unsecured
annum
below.—V.
Corp.
(&
income..
Total
$19,000,000- evidenced ^-by
annum
6 %
P
.
concentrated.
oil,
per
of
Miami Beach, Fla. The
payable.—V.
note
$
for akditional
tional workine canltal to finance lareer receivables and inventories
working capital to finance larger receivables and inventories
resulting from the,increased volume of the company's business.. As„of May 28, 1956 the company's backlog was; approximately $29,500,000
with
pav
sales
Net
The
compared
to
pay
King
Period. Ended
con¬
wi.be
as
used
Glidden Co.
the initial
current bank
filed a letter of notification with the
stock ipar $2,501 to be offered
Manu,acturtng Co.—Name Changed
Waste
See
of
will also be used in the expansion of motor manufacturing
to be 'borrowed over the next
remaining $2,000,000
A portion
facilities.
and
equipping new facilities for testing
under continuous load and
electrical
-^-capital
,
[applied
June -18
on
share, through -Atwill .& Co., Inc.,
d8'®fc ar*'
not'..in. full
industry.
Mrr Walker
!
River
has
operation until:*«'Pr°rai8sorjr-notes• maturing June 1„ 1971a ;Under the-agreement, a^total
the second quarter.
Plans are underway, for expansion of the plant.
ot $8,000,000 .was to* be, borrowed ip one sum, not later than July 16,»
Discussing the
acquisition
of Chemical. Construction
Corp.. from ,71956, and the remaining $2,000,000 Is to be borrowed on pr be.iore
Dec.
1957,
American Cyana.mid Co., Mr. Walker said that it is an-important step
in enlarging the scope of " engineering and construction services offered
;*Each note under the agreement will bear Interest at the rate of
despite
"
Peace
i
and
structing
the plant .fs" expected, to■ operate at. capacity for the remainder -of
_and
company
borrowings to repay all of its existing long term
indebtedness.-'The balance is;to b? used to defray
per
G,ven
$8,000,000.7 The balance of the $10,000,000 covered by the
agreement will be taken down on or before Dec. 1, 19577 7
The agreement was negotiated by F. Eberstadt & Co.
!,
,
$3.75
pr,>ce'"', "" t0 be
stimpted,. Mr.
i
*
corporation
covering 80,000 shares of common
SEC
Elliott Co-Places $10,000,000 Loah^-William A. Et:'liott, Presiderlt, 'On/JUne 29 arihoupced "that under the;
investment in the petrochemical-field through .EsBay^-Cbcmtel corp..at,tte present ttme u ne»riy $10,000,000. .;..tern^ of a note. purchase agreement with Prudential
Walker said, that by the end ot the_year the,
Insurance We"*-*. 'vl!i„,l Co. hM hnmnwerl
Co. ef America the" Elliott
has borrowed
company's
;"cambia
.
Coral Gables, Fla.—Files-With
Exchange Commission—7
Securities and
650,000
are",
siiStt5"me " ,or;?^17wh-'net »«»
,,
Giffen Industries, Inc.,
7 650,000
and
1956
182. p. 914.
rehabilitation expenses.-*—V.
take-over and
from
750,000
7-—7-
a
J including
.ital
.
...
.
-7\ 777.7^ 7,,
7'
,
some
Mr.
the
leveling off."
-Joyce
said
balance of
Glidden ahticioates a good
year.—V. 183, p. 3010.
the
7
*"
leyel of business during
.
p
6
The Commercial ahd Financial Chronicle...
Monday, July 2, 1956
(6)
Gold
Seal
Registers
Corp.,
Products
Dairy
Remsen,
Helio Aircraft Corp.—Stock
Y.—
N.
000 shares of
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
This jcorporation
filed
June 22
on
be
$.625. per share.
The
cash
net
shares
of
'V
PROCEEDS—The
the
V
"
for
available
be
combination
a
for
both
of
corporate
general
securities;
and
cash
purposes
for
as
(5)
and
:•
i
election
Bank
of
Carlisle
J.
the
of
First
»
Mr.
ville
branch
Golden
,
who
Rogers,
chairmanship,
National
Federal
the
of
Gift,
with
Fla.,
Is
grapefruit
juice
Detroit
Eustis,
of
Bank
a
Hardware
Manulacturing
"
Helio
and plants also
chilled orange juice,
a wholly
owned sub¬
Fla.,
for
ment
See
man.
Leo
The
devoted to processing monazlte
just been completed by the
Davison
Chemical Co., a division of W.
R. Grace & Co.,
and its
Affiliate Rare Earths, Inc., at Curtis Bay, Baltimore, Md,
largest
Into
sand
Cost
m03t
and
earths
rare
modern
plant
the
earths
rare
well
Monazlte
ments
of
$400
Its
received
accuiate
because
oxide
sampling
the
content, and
is
the
or
The weighing and
purchased on the
Is
be
cost can
•
,,
monazite
is
system.
\
high
as
dissolved
appropriate
The
cold
in
sedimentation,
new
water
filtration
finished
»v
and
and
with
183,
Grain
8ee
other
metallic
salts
converted
then
to
Davison
in
other
Elevator Warehouse
National
Alfalfa
&
Milling
Co.
below.—V.
Grand
Stock
Bee
Canyon Uranium
Co., Salt Lake
City,
Amarilla
Inc./above.—V.
Uranium,
183',5
taxable
income
income.
See
tax
also
Net
.
pay¬
by
Oil
183,
*
utility
firms,
numbering
and
can
devices.—V.
first
Fla.,
June
was
announced
Florida
30,
debentures are convertible into
at $15 (Canadian)
per share.
chain
June
on
became
25.;
effective
Acquisition
of
as
the
of
the
close
of
for
of
the
the
four-store
business
of
being
"B-Thrifty"
supermarkets
to
the
347
food
the
at
stores
fiscal
the
25.1%
March
fiscal
increase
year,
the
over
3,
1956.
which
Sales
ended
general
comparable period
connection
Gross
Net
Net
1956
from
railway..
from .railway.;.
oper.
Income..
ry.
-
in
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
..
._
income-
oper.
1953
-
94,318,339
19,680,914
19,339,474
88,817,784
,12,812,550
7,564,961
7,197,005
2,903,779
183, p. 2898.
shares
subsidiary
of
with
the
the
property,
1956
from
net
Income
the
Net
from
Net
ry.
'
From
Gross
railway....
,239,259
conv.
Jan.
Class
1,315,743
$6,540,275
1.518,555
629,853
for
of
34,960,075
34,520,176
8,881,652
9,945,553
4,483,253
,128,903
3,569,949
for
—V.
2,063,687
hills
797,251
60
V
.
u0nsold balance
p. Zoo
I.
of
&
Gas
notes,
1,
but
of
the
signed
titled
and
BUSINESS—The
changeable
collators,
sales
proceeds
are
materials and for
corporation
cylinder
folders,
Factory and
net
raw
.ligh-speed
colorverters
office
are
be
rotary
and
and
presses,
carbon
at
used
to
working capital.
manufactures
located
to
122
sells
rotary
pro§essing
Howell
St.,
.'■■■
buv
additional
of
jobber
presses,
All
a
has
the
Dallas,
Its
Texas.
r
first
at
total
"v^enditures,
$38,000,-
for transmission
otiaw/ additions.—V.
for
183,
110.
p.
TO
$5,363,207
781,700
4,163,076
326,937
203,540
1,200,131
873,100.
155,936
78,503
5 JO,321
318,444
1956, by -the Old Colony Trust
the preferred stock.—V. 183, p.
1975
1929,
to
due
1971
of
are
for
Oils
received
company's
of
various
is
entitled
Interest
is
of
all
UNITED
Allen
&
Barth
Brothers
In
of
by
owned
&
175,000
Co.
Stearns
Becker &
Blyth &
Co.,
STATES
$775,000
Co.
Bear,
G.
:
&
—
Co.——
Co.
Inc
Inc._
^
Bradford & Co.—
299,506
shares
for
working capital.
through
subsidiaries
of
aircraft
June
Mich.,
continue
transfer
to
of
will
confirmed
22
plant
to
the
the
operate
.
contract
a
for
Carling Brewing Co.
Frankenmuth
Berckmans
Frankenmuth
brewery
"permitting
said,
volume
to
other
Inter¬
■
....
substantial
a
provide
breweries
in
will
profit,"
Mr. Berckmans ppinted
out,
with
funds
for
acquisition of
International
strategic
bring
our
^..Cyy*..?
Breweries
markets.
Buffalo
Also,
part
operation
the
Franken¬
peak
capacity
of
to
•
formed
was
a
year
by
ago
combining
the
share
per
$374,138.
Net
of
earnings,
the
after taxes, amounted to $847,399; or
capital st^k.
Increase In net worth
entire capitalization consists of 600,000
common
The company's
per
share
15.—V.
have
182,
p.
been
maintained
612.
Apothecary, Inc., Houston, Tex.—Stock Offered
Phillips Investment Co., also of Houston, on June
publicly 100,000 shares of capital stock (par
cents) at $2.50 per share. Of this total, 80,000 shares
R.
18
50
offered
for the account of the company and 20,000. shares for
selling stockholders.
ex¬
held
South¬
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to the company are to be used to
enlarge office and warehouse, to acquire three stores, to repay certain
promissory notes and for gtneral corporate purposes.
.
loans
in
each
to
receive
BUSINESS
is payable
prescription
Corporation
—
stores,
five
in
and
its
Houston
subsidiaries
and
one
in
operate
Bellaire,
six
retail
Texas.
•
the
the
company's
are
bank
Kaiser Steel Corp.—Earnings Rise—
—9 Mos. Ended Mar. 31—
1956
these
assignment
acquired with the
addition,
;J
they
y-ar,
Under
an
sales
Other
en-
$185,000
by
Coastal
accounts
principal
Oils
re¬
amount
of
Ltd.
income
Total
Cost
of
products
Lazard
Freres
Co
New York Hanseatic
Stone
,
Corp
Smith, Barney & Co
&
Webster
expense
175,000
ities
Corp. —^
White, Weld & Co.—
300,000
69,777,765
105 ,691,018
——
taxes
on
current
Provision
for
future
Net
»Net
SlirhUv
is
share
deficit
owned
per
more
4,231,476
5, 687,532
10,692,403
14. 391,312
3,560,000
4,800,000
$7,226,455
period
$169,311
$5,741,236
$1.73
*$0.43
1,920,000
years
earnings—
per
4,232,546
11,411,262
Income—
for
3,800,000
on
•_
com.
common
than
stock
365,000
$1.08
share.
809V of
the
common
stock
of
Kaiser
Steel
Corp.
by Henry J. Kaiser
Co.
Unaer
a
refinancing plan con¬
March
15,
1956,
Henry J. Kaiser Co: became a whollysubsidiary of Kaiser Industries Corn.
Since
Kaiser
Industries
Corp. keeps its accounts on a calendar year
basis, the directors of
both Kaiser Steel Corp. and
henry «j. raiser Co. decided to conform
summated
owned
300,000
$136,311,098
and
Charge in lieu of Federal taxes
on
income—payable to Kaiser
Industries Corp.
300,000
300,000
$88,430,961
selling,
general,
provision
$175,000
Secur¬
sold,
$124,024,164
Interest on long-term debt—_—
Depreciation and. depletion
Earns,
Co.—„i
Year Ended
1955
June 30, *55
$38,345,768 $136,148,919
85,193
162,179
95,068,901
_______
administrative,
-
and
176,647
income
Federal!
UNDERWRITERS
Burnham
$123,847,517
—
as¬
is
Net
original amount of the 5V2r/e
17i,000
175,*000
of¬
per
Jones
Foot-
company!
300,000
30ui000
300)000
World
Inc.—Sells Brewery—
on
Quarterly dividends of 20 cents
regularly, the last being paid June
J.
the
upon
properties
from such properties
the
secured
bonds
—
shares of $1 par common stock of which 560,000 snares are
outstanding.
Listed on the American Stock
Exchange, New York, and the Detroit
Stock Exchange, the company is owned
by some 2,659 shareholderfe in
44 states
and a few foreign
countries.
\
.
?
'
-
conversion
Ltd.—104,567:
in
proceeds
loans.
$9,078,940 is
loan
Canada
to
volume
other
this
of
Offered
used
engage
of
closing agreement," Mr.
$10,619,838.
was
*2,303,231 shs.
upon
long-term obligations.
the
assignment
amount of
to be
are
sale
facilities."
sale
$1.51
185,000 ;•
company's demand promissory
required to
retire
not
less
than
the
as
or
production
general
The
of
transfer
the
is
company
amount
Mass.,
V
company has agreed to sell to each of the
underwriters
named
below
under
the
subheading
"United
States
Underwriters" for whom Lehman Brothers
are acting as
Representative,
and to each of the
underwriters named below under the
sub-heading
"Canadian Underwriters" for whom
Wood, Gundy & Co. Ltd. is acting
as
Representative, and each of the underwriters has
severally agreed
to purchase, the
principal amount of debentures set
opposite its name:
-J. C.
;;
gas.
♦1.5CO.OOO shs.
'
by
Boston,
.
operations of Frankenmuth and Iroquois of Buffalo, N. Y.
Franken¬
muth was originally established in 1899 and
Iroquois in 1842.
During its first 12 months, sales of International amounted
to
644,275 barrels.
Net dollar sales after Federal and State excise
taxes
8 750.592
issuance
includes
3,761,08S
7,500,000
.
for issuance
reserved
$4,634,189
1755.
Stock
—
plans-to
and
President,
efficiency."
busi¬
UNDERWRITERS—The
J.
"this
■
proceeds
Frankenmuth,
addition
muth
Outstanding
3,656,127 shs.'
outstanding
its
deferred
a
additional
are
shares
of
Cleveland, Ohio.
"International will
"In
$679,481
4,343,873 shs.
reserved
Eerckmans,
sale
national
FINANCING
185,000
9,078,940
are
net
company
orderly and economic
in
...
Corp.
International Breweries,
Bruce
engages
1955.
7,500,000
.
components and other
products. The principal office of the corporation is located at 100 West
Tenth St., Wilmington, Del.,
with executive offices at 270 Park Ave.,
New York 17, N. Y.—V.-183, p. 185B..
the
natural
$700,000
—
Dynamics
BUSINESS—The
In
?.
PRESENT
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$990,240
865,498
PROCEEDS—The
were
of
1956—Month—1955
$1,192,435
International
Home's
and
:: '
expenses
directly in the manufacture
company
added
in
oil
RR.—Earnings—
share.
less
expenditure
the
of
quarter
—J;
reduction
A.
machinery.
the
the company
the
addition,
Lehman
inter¬
Of ihese
facilities and $91,000,000
Investors Corp., Hoboken, N. J., on June
25,
150,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $2
fered
under
$1,655,967
in
evidenced
the
by
additional
variable
be
for
Canada
crude
Ltd.—170,939; Coastal
oiiginal
toward
to
ceivable.
*
in .1959.
30J1.
p.
29,
Wide
fund
purposes.
in
of
loans.
(D. L.)
SEC
the
revenue—
oper.
agent for
interest.
will
available
Ltd.—24,000.
are
bank
proceeds.
per
registration statement with
a
,
principal
the
of
wholly owned subsidiaries of the
Co.,
since
the
covering all
was subsequently withdrawn.
option
development
production
debs,
Amount
Co.
loans
considered
tin
FBOCLED•>—The
12,155,240
Terminal
oper.
183,
June
company
effected
mortgage is on the Company's office
building and
varying monthly instalments to maturity.'
Vv-'''.
Government
equipment
32,126.913
11,302,472
The
the
interest.
$225,000
be
accrued
corporate
par)
81,500
Petroleum
loans,
Ilarriscn Corp.,
Dallas, Tex.—Stock Offered—
Garrett & Co. and
Southwestern Securities
Co., also of
Dallas, on June 22 offered
publicly 124,875 shares of
common stock
(par 10
£ents) at $2 per share.
and
accrued
can
financing
be
par)..
(no
options.
HThese
>
sec¬
cents
30,331.726
directors have authorized the required
payment of $30,756.88
into the Aug. 1 preferred stock sinking fund. Letters
requesting tenders
for the sinking fund
were ? mailed
to the preferred ? stockholders on
Of¬
sinking
SSuch
in
■
ondary offering of 43,100 shares
of^common stock (no
par) was made on June 27 by Lehman
Brothers at $36
per share,
with a dealer's concession
of
f_veiR9
loZ,
and
plus
——
(no
shares
Oil
20%
—
the
loan.
addition
west
39,317,499
12,389,852
4,930,790
and
the
at
incorporated
and
Sept.
by the following non
$7,478,933
Co.—^Secondary Offering—A
6,768,704'
2,657,737
Indian Head Mills, Inc.—Tenders of Stock—;
$565,000
July 1, 1961
retire up to an
the
retirement
100%,
other
500,000 shares
debentures.
the
are
Gulf States Utilities
100%
for
from
$192,875
loans
shares
B
ercise
"*
,902,784
,817,790
from
86,360,707
6,486,253
Net rev. fr. ry. oper.
Net ry. oper. income
retire
may
For
purchases
to
expansion
and
Home
years.
at
such
company
subordinated
bank
A
Class
1953
1—
from
railway—
railway.
Net ry. oper. income...
—V. 183, p. 2898.
Net
2.111,245
644.157
income
those
redeemable
are
company,
due
bank
H5'/2%
tin
$7,339,159
.731,105
railway..
oper.
$
118,487,620
92,392,306
2,534,453
Period End. May 31—
Railway
beginning
Authorized
mtge.
tH4Va%
96,180,286
18.726,100
6,604,006
1954
17,835,096
ops.
ry.
distribution
Railway
of
during the three months ended March
31, 1956 totaled $2,000,744
net Income was
$415,308, which compared with sales of
5%
-
of
1955
of
105%
♦In addition
May—
1956—5 Mos.—1955
,
,
of
to
company
the
purchase
proceeds
exploration
85Va%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—
EarningsGrose
'
$
:7;XV
$
24,603,800 122,724,032
will be expended by the company ior property additions
the: last nine months of 1956, $30,000,000 in 1957, $40,500,000
Illinois
>
•
owned
.,
class A
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
$25,707,515 $23,177,444 $20,833,116
$22,462,396
7,141,695
6,248,436
4,076,942
,.5,827,731
3,180,559
2,537,931
2,008,555 :-
103,745,288
$
for electric generating
facilites and
is
and
and
products
for
telephone
makers. The Roberts company ,<
182, p. 314. »
annually
option
extent
Sales
2,099,608;
from
from
the
and
1954
of
3011.
p.
1958, and $32,500,000
000
Heller of the
of • perforating
Inc.,- Philadelphia, Pa.,
Brooklyn, N. -Y. The Fasform
the
redeemable
from
BUSINESS—The
and
1955
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
and
ness
the
first
quarter
of
2,
were
$86,748,685, a
last year.—V. 183, p. 3010.
Great Northern
Ry.—Earnings
May—
funds
for
June
require
debentures
will
company
PROCEEDS—Net
of
ended
year
present
be
annually to the
100%.
They also
prices ranging
operated
District
the
will
amount
by Grand Union in eight Eastern
states, Canada
Columbia is expected to increase
the company's
annual sales
by more than $10,000,000. Grand
Union, second oldest
chain
in
the
United
States, reported sales, of $283,003,166' for the
and
the
1970; at its
$565,000 in each
addition,
on
of
1,
debentures
than
the
July
additional
Miami,
provisions
amount
through
South
chain
fund
principal
1956.
Addition
now
deep
"B-Thrifty"
it
South
the
in
shares
$26,000,000
•
company will operate supermarkets
time
through acquisition of the
Holdings—
123,196
$20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1986, to be offered
for public sale at competitive bidding.
: '•■%> '•
Net proceeds are to be applied to the
.payment of short-term bank
loans made for financing construction expenditures. Such loans amount
to $21,000,000
as of
June 30, 1956.
It is bxnected that approximately
further
Co., Ltd.—Debentures Offered—Public
The
Union—Buys Miami, Fla., Food Chain—
This
of
indicated
an
Illinois Power Co.—Registers. With SEC—
was made on June 27 of
Sinking
Grand
for
1956—Month—1955
25,470,811
18,984,558
This company on June 27 filed
during
acquisition
holdings
stock
income—
oper.
183,
in
the
187,000
covering
Industrialist, and Secretary of
manufacturers of stapling machines
111., .manufacturers
entire
Co.
■
expenses
~
from
rev.
Net/ry.
—V.
Ohio,
Chicago,
its
•'
oper.
attorney,
announced
Co.,
;
■
oper.\reevnue_
Railway
underwritten and offered in Canada
by a Canadian group
managed by Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd.
Principal of and
interest on the debentures will be
payable in Canadian*
money.
The debentures offered in the United
States
are priced at
101.688% and at 100% in Canada.
1474.
pr.
for
revenue
75,000
Ltd
RR.—Earnings—-
'-rV■
Railway
black.
$7,500,000 5% convertible'
subordinated debentures, due July
1, 1971. One-half of
the total principal amount is'
being underwritten by
United States underwriters headed
by Lehman Brothers
and offered in this
country, and the other half is being
Utah—
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
public
automatic
fering
Co.—Financing, etc.—
Dehydrating
25
June
on
Perforator
Home
operations.
2650.
p.
Chicago
sold
Cement
Illinois Central
Industrial
by
the
large production of sul¬
phosphoric acid which is a by¬
by
otherwise
Cleveland,
Portland
7.;
p. 2075.
Corp.,
companies,
2898.
p.
staples,
makes
Davison's
phuric acid at Curtis Bay, and the
product of the process is consumed
—V.
from
any
the Roberts Numbering Machine
Co.,
Division
manufactures
wire
equipment
v;•'>,."'.iiV
integrates
process
freed
precipitation,
of
and
product.
the
The. company will be-operated as a
wholly
The Heller Corp.
which also owns Fasform,
weighed, then conveyed to
sulphuric acid. The rare earth metals remain insoluble in this sul¬
phuric-phosphoric acid,
but
after
removal
the
concentrated
acids
«ire
operating in
75,000
Whittall Ltd.
Securities
Moss
of
Helio has attained sales of close
'
as
in a ball mill and automatically batchspecial' reactors, where It Is heated with
ground
be
R.
Yorkshire
$7,330,000 to
Alexander, President of the latter firm, and his associates.
The proceeds are* to be used for expansion and to
obviate, at least
temporarily, the need for drawing on a line of stand-by credit.—
V. 183, p. 2184.
M.
The American Perforator Co., founded In 1910, produces a
complete,
line of paper perforating machines for use in
banks, industry, com¬
mercial
organizations, and the government. Among
the
company's
products are electric check endorsing and check signing
machines, and
machines for validating
passports.
bag ship¬
weighed and conveyed
material
raw
bulk
in
183,
has
company
Missouri
Period End. May 31—
to
375,000
Norman
300,000
v
'
special hopper bins. It
earth
rare
rock,
said
■.
300
volume
Norville, the acquisition
includes
all
stock
in
plus acsets, machinery, tools, fixtures, inventory,
accounts receivable, and other interests. The*company was
purchased
from Fernal R.
Marlier, Pittsburgh industrialist, and other -.principal
stockholders. Purchas? price was not disclosed.
power.
compounds.
to
up
to Mr.
American Perforator,
to
ton.
per
The
Into
of atomic
producing
a retail
represents
According
produce In tonnage quantities
oxides, fluorides, and sulphates, as
including
phosphate
a
extremely
important
is
potential source
a
designed
thorium
and
sand,
an
sampling
is
been
salts
Is unloaded
through
basis
has
as
serium
as
thorium
and
plant
new
prices
of
Inc__
Ideal Cement Co.—Sells Missouri Portland
The
Mid-
of
'
capable
75,000
Co
&
Corp.
Ltd.
The Western City Co. Ltd.
machines.
equipping the plant was $2,000,000 since use was made of
existing building. Processing .capacity is from 15 to 25 tons per
day cf monazlte sand. The rare earths derived have a variety of uses
industry,
assess
year.
diversion
no
Norville,
and
of
The
T.
Heller
American
en
in
present
\
'
Securities
450,000
75,000
:
corporate
Royal
,
,
300,000
standard
new
a
Corp., Cleveland, Ohio—Acquisition—
The
has
thorium
and
V.
Ilellcr
Grace & Co.—Rare Earths Plant Opened—
(W. R.)
in
details
.
7 5; 000
Pitfield & Co.. Ltd.
Richardson & Sons
Midland Securities Corpn.
the
that
offset
to
Co.
James
i
—V.
at least one year and possibly
more,
due to the fact that
large past and current expenditures on research and develop¬
total approximately $1,500,000 by the end of 1955-
used
be
&
Ltd.
Greenshields
which -may
ment
who was both President and Chair¬
succeeds Mr. Young,
also V. 183, p. 3010.
Rogers
establishes
other
past 12 months,
is now
anticipates
the very
Co.
can
Mr.
all
presently
per
the
understood
is
is
at
$7,500,000
and
Weir
Co.,
$375,000
W. C.
187,000
187,000
fast-growing electronic component manu¬
facturing at Hello's Norwood, Mass., base has In* recent months passed
the break-even level and is rapidly on the way to becoming a major
supplier of aluminum components for the expanding electronics indusr,
try in the Northeast area.
' * '
f1
Atlanta.
of
headquarters at De Land,
major producer of fresh
fresh fruit sections.
It is
and
sidiary
It
■
Reserve
and
*
which
year
to $1,000,000
from
a
plant
plant
EARNINGS—In
'■
' '
membership on the board to
term as director of the Jackson¬
,
elevated
completed
was
recently
a
than
Co.,
Thomson &
Ltd.
Pemberton Securities Ltd.
Securities
Canada
Courier.
Mid-States
more
Leesburg, Fla., as chairman of the Board of Directors of
Gift, Inc., was announced on June 21 by Andrew P. Young,
President.-
Drinkwater,
corporate purposes.
Hello
the
The
&
—_
Equitable
Manufacturing Corp., at Pittsburg, Kansas, the present contract
manufacturer of the Hello Courier, is being acquired by Helio for an
exchange of securities.
Mid-States military sub-contract division lastyear earned approximately $200,000 on its work other than production
of
Murray
Ltd.
States
of
Golden
la
President
Rogers.
Cochran,
from
for various purposes including improvements
Courier model, for research and develop¬
production tooling, to finance production and
to
Nesbitt,
•
existing
ACQUISITION—The
Couriers
The
"'
"
proceeds
,
V
Chairman—
Golden Gift, Inc.—Rogers Becomes
"
'
;
net
the
shares
on
additions
ether
f:
.
use
easily from a 75 yard strip. The airplane
of safety as well' as performance.
,
:
balance or
the
these
to
produces the Hello Courier and also does
subcontract work in military and electronic components: • Its principal
product, the Helio Courier, is an executive-utility aircraft with the
extremely wide speed range of 30 mph. to over 160 mph. and operates
to handle the expansion or
of the'company and its subsidiaries.
business activities
present
for
plans
UNDERWRITERS
75,000
BUSINESS—Corporation
8248,300 is to be used for working capital
the
of
adaptations
ment,
determined
from time to time by the Board of Directors.
It is the present inten¬
tion of the company to use the proceeds substantially as follows: U>
450,000 for the dry milk plant expansion in Remsen; ,(2). $66,100 for
the repayment of loans from Weissglass Gold Seal Dairy Corp. and
the Weissglass brothers individually; (3) $100,000 for warehouse and
bardfning facilities expansion for ice cream; (4) $375,000 to be used
lor the acquisition of new companies.
Negotiations are in progress for
rucb acquisitions.
At this time the amount of cash needed in connec¬
tion with each or any acquisition cannot be set forth. Some acquisi¬
tions may be for cash, some for securities of the company, and some
will
000
sale
and
to be received from the sale of the 200'®®°
estimated in the approximate amount of $840,-
proceeds
class A stock
corporation
CANADIAN
Wood, Gundy & Co. Ltd. $939,000
Brawley, Cathers &
being made
both of New
now
Co.,
York
covering 200,000 shares of its 10c par class A stock, to be offered
for public sale at $5 per share, through an underwriting group headed
by All States Securities Dealers, Inc. The underwriting commission is
to
Offered—Offering of 150,-
(par $1) is
Vickers Brothers and d'Avigdor
City, at $6 per share.
<■
«
^
by
registration statement with the
a
EEC
stock
common
Volume 184
Number 5547... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1
m
their
fiscal
to
years
transition
through
and
31,
Dec.
periods
ending
During
j
plant
from
the
Fontana
materials
raw
during
the
fiscal
mill,
the
to
ore,
company
additions
net
$8,400,000.
deposit
which
resources—iron
period
period,
amounted
limestone
steel
gradual
a
ties
rounds
to
Calif.,
the
out
company's
and limestone.
coking coal,'
purchased
additional
caal
cofrimon sharp
"
the
reserves
and
coal mining rights located near Raton, New
Mexico, believed to be
largest single area of coal land ownership in the United States.
The company recently announced a
$113,000,000 expansion program.,
at
Fontana
which
will
increase
production
of
finished- steel
from
1,084,000 tons to 1,528,000 tons annually.—-V. 183, p. 2538.
Kansas City Southern Ry.—EarningsGross
from
railway.
railway
$4,019,739
$3,891,957
$3,358,380
1,722,201
1,434,553
1,673,466
673,559
702,951
605,425
819,819
Jan."
i—
-From
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
N.
$4,030,259
1,744,788
income
from
ry.
railway.
19,769.012
183,
17,460.411
7,317,781
\
cement
(U.
S.)
the
securities
notes
registration statement
a
with the SEC
will
to
and
own
of
been
bank
in
due
Canada
related to the then current market
the New York Stock Exchange.
on
price
for
outstanding
Underwriting terms
plied
by
amendment.
from
the
to
has
from
company
obtained
to. purchase
183,
the
sale
of
commitment
a
$7,000,000
4%%
of
from
for
for
the
000,
its
in
use
1956
years
respectively.
estimates
1957
Construction
program.-
estimated
Barney
the
financing, the company
$11,250,000 of additional
public.
systems
mort¬
first
York,
f.
June
on
the
public
28
registration
a
100,000
15,000
and
statement
shares of
shares
to
with
v
Smith,.
first
has
Trust
Co.,
called
mortgage
interest.
New
York,
N.
be
Y.—V.
P.
Stockholders
from
the
sale
the
of
stock
common
will
be
used
for
SEC
June
on
21
covering 120,000 shares
made
183,
This,
stock
is
to
thereof, through
and
Smith,
for
industrial
May—
from
Net
■
from
and
use
Gross
also
is
an
important
be
the
at
1955
producer
1954
$747,124
1«4,709
246,504
Jan.
In
1,
next,
condensers
and
heat
and
City
registration
public
railway
railway
ry., oper.
183,
it
exchanger
follows;
the
of
Bank
Net
statement
sale
by
the
with
$5
stock,
common
manufactures
the
ani
sells
lor
in
use
air
of
the
3 M,464
This
June
-.
.
$1
corporation,
1956^
20,
The
par.
underwriting
price
filed
covering
shares are
202,358
28.6%.—V. .180,
2,796,755
2,811,766
456,419
'7 607,558
422,556
489,117
of
1954
1953
will
be
of
the
183,
'..terms
$5,791,007
$5,120,744
$6,636,651
1,392,468
-l,137,344
.V. 821,976
1,806,442
.1.762,376
1,909,092
342,302
be
exercisable
price
over
26,194,942
31,313,199
4,315,849
7,848,126
1,616,336
4,183,849
income—
offered
for
purchase,
public
at
1c
period
year
of the class A stock.;'/
7, v.; -v'
v.
The company's principal products are
trailers, and lumber.
.
,
„
not
met,
Chilson
27,373.637
5,233,869
2,665,610
He
who
said
later
they
the
.
It
is
class
"
anticipated
company
This
because
it
of
On
for
it
.
,
the
at
public
offering
777.,.(.<•77;;7 ■ 'y'3 :>"• "•
prefabricated homes, house
/'',
<
.
.
that the net proceeds, from the
sale
"According
the
150,000
■
Lincoln
to
All
of
Service
the
builder-dealer
operations
during
the
intermediate
period
theory
stock,"
did
of
with
stock
Chilson
shares
See
V.
purchased
7
.
•'*
V
;*
announced
was
June
f
The
Securities
the
pf
has
and
vacated
June
Regulation A exemption
1933
with
respect
poration..
The
.
Exchange
its
the
to
order
was
semi-annual
of
the
order,
.
a
offering
;
based
reports
such
it
was
Corp.
The
latter
the
of
Lincoln
of
Uranium,
is
'
/•
upon
of
report
of
temporarily
beyond
the
stock
was
.
suspending
by
this
,/■ •/;. * •
-/
company's failure
.
rales.
filed
Act
cor-
to
file
to
the
the
sale
of
of the 17,523 shares of the company's ctoss A common
stack;
i Tltially proposed to be offered and sold.
By am ndmeut to
Regulation A notification, the amount of the offering was also
reduced by 7.835 shares, the
amoupt of the unsold stock.
;
<■
: ;J
It appearing to the Commission that a
hearing is not necessarv or
appropriate in the public interest or for the protection of investors
par,
the
..
and
that
the
basis
Commission vacated
-
«
.
•
for
the
suspension
order no longer
the said order.—V. 183, p. 27(4.
.
exists,
the
O
'
*
•
Lake
Ontario
Portland
Cement
Co.,
Offered—Public pffering of $6,497,400
Ltd.—Securities
(Canadian) 5%%'
1971, 232,050 shares of 5% convertible
preferred stock, $10 par value (Canadian),,and 696,150
common shares
(par $1—Canadian) was made June 28
by Kidder, Peabody & Co., and associates. The securi-
debentures
due
public
principal
has
on
This
the
to
$1
from
to
shareholders
6,
held
the
on
date
The
'
The
company
interest
mining
ated
is
of
in
Sotheast
mort¬
exercise
183,
prxca
2652.
p.
;c
interested
until
persons
Trust's
"
7
7
is
public-utility
a
Wyoming
and
company
Public Service
is
Commission.
above.—V.
181,
p.
\
647,
Cleveland, O.
-Registers
registration
a
600,000
sale
shares
statement
of
its
with
10c' par
the
SEC
common
shareholder
of
the
company,
Edward
W.
up
of
waSV'organized
on
Jan.
24,
1955,
for
the
lithium-bearing
Lake
Manitoba,
Area
Koerber.
to
one
90.000
share
purpose
of
ores.
It-has acquired mineral claims situ¬
of Tthe Lac du Bonnet Mining Division of
Canada,
which
the
and
:
to
by
permitting
splitting of tho
share
per
split.
additional
This
■.77-3V
arid
shares
third
split
1928
and
$35.62.—V,
.■.77-7,;
1956 was
31,
the
is
authorized in
been
March
on
two
receive
the
having
183,
33 :. ,'77;,:.:7.3,.7-
'
3
.
,
,
S
in Floridrv
modern!
new
increase
ia
recent years has made necessary the expansion ol
Jacksonville, which has been headouarters for the com¬
the corporation was formed. Operations of the company,'
during
in
since
serves
the
than
more
500
warehouses,
franchised
one
in
dealers,
Columbia,
S.
.
v
carried
are
C.,
in
one
new
from
out
Miami,
Fla.,'
in,Jacksonville.
square
-
feet of floe/
*
.
Finance
intends to exolore^or
spodumene, a lithium-bearing mineral, or1 for any other ore that may
be found thereon; and, in addition, it has acquired a group of mining
claims in the Beaverlodge Area in the Province of Saskatchewan, which
the company may explore for uranium.
'
#
company
Net
proceeds of the financing are estimated at $480,000. before
deducting $19,000 for the expenses of Searight, $13,000 of the com¬
pany's expenses, and $6,825 to be repaid to Koerber for advances here¬
tofore made by him 011 behalf of the company.' The n*t proceeds are
to be used for exploration and related purposes^ of which $221,000 may
be used
in part for the
acquisition, exploration and development of
other mineral properties."
Assuming the sale of the 600.000 shares, the public will have acquired
49.9% of the then outstanding stoek for $600,000.
The promoters and
at
June
on
$250,000
of
100%
Co., Jersey
filed
18
7%
City, N. J.—Files—
letter
a
20-veer
of
notification
debentures,
of ^principal
amount
due
with
July
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
and general corporate purposes.—V. 180, p. 2802.
capital
-McGraw-Hill
The
;;
directors
meeting of
talize
$5
the
of
June
so
of
resolution
a
July 24 to vote upon
to change the
as
shares
adooted
27
on
stock
common
three
of
SEO
1976,
to.
of
$10,
for
working
Publishing: Co., Inc.—Stock Split—
On
stockholders
company
shares
basis
th»
10,
denominations
fin
each) j without
1,200,000
into 3 600,000
stock
new
railing
proposal
a
authorized
shares of $3
for
share
each
Dar
of
>
roerial
a
to recapi¬
value
nar
vrl"e
D'-esent
O"
+ha
stock.
Should the stockholders vote favorably upon this proposal, two shares
of the new stock will be issued to each holder and no surrender oi
presently
The
to
V.
outstanding
board
declare
183,
a
stated
2076.
p.
shares
its
dividend
Mineral
V-7"..'7 ••
split had become effectivo,
share, payable in September.—
necessarv.
after the
cents
30
,7
be
will
intention,
of
per
.
Projects-Venture
C, Ltd., Madison, N. J.-—
Offering Made—Mineral Projects Go., Ltd., also of Madi=»
son, on June 12 offered $2,500,000 of participations in
capital as limited partnership interests in minimum unitj
of $25,000 on a best-efforts basis.
on
stock,
at
and
developing natural resources.
Its primary
the exploration for and, if warranted, the development and
Cat
Split—
indenture
cents,
recently beean onera.Uons frcm t^e
warehouse in
Jacksonville,
Fla. The raoid
offered
be
16,
July
\
exploring
the
Stock
of the shares
follows approval
Carolina
The'companv
for every 6% shares sold to tho public; the company has optioned to
Searight for Investment up to an additional 100,000 shares at $1 per
share, -at the rate of one share for every six shares sold: and the
company has agreed to pay up to $19,000 of the expenses of Searight.
acquiring,
7
■
first
split
action
33%
will
of
splits
7V7i77:;.'7.
Mechanics
control
•
June
optioned to Searight, out of his holdings,
at a price of 10c per share, at the rate
"
Subsequent
reflecting
9,688
$10
'
covering
for
shares
common
7
5V4 %
the
of
"whether
the
3011.
p.
$1 per share. The offering is to be
made on a best efforts basis by George
,A.* Searight, of New York, for
which he will receive a selling aommission of 20c per share.
In addi¬
President,
on
Securities
securities
1956,
offered
the
proceeds
the extent neces¬
,7.
headquarters building and warehouse
7. The recenflv completed structure contains 33,500
space.—V. 183,
p.
1859.
7
7
owned
^"c.
.corporatiorbTJiied
21,
be
tion,
announced
from registration under the
.•/
suspension
required
order
1956
public
a
.
issuance
Commission,
5,
to
the
event
to
statement.
.
27, has applied to the
it as a holding company, and each of its
such, from provisions of the Holding Company
as
jurisdiction
stock
Amarilla
This
Stock Offering—
on
1956.
amendment
value
Aug.
value
South
3 and
by
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Laboratory of Electronic Engineering, Inc., Washing¬
ton, D. C.—SEC Lifts Ban
June- 25,
purchasers
three-for-one
a
29,
two-forgone
three* different
^
v.
cohtinued,
is
183,
with
"the
that
be
was
>'7
.
Mr.
to
seems
the
their
underwriter."
Lithium Developments, Inc.,
mortgages
can
be
arranged for
completed
homes..
approximately $190,000 would be added to working
capital as
a
revolving cash
fund
anticipated to be necessary to
provide for expanded sales,
7 777.'' ■ 77;7;':'37 .77
77
of
\
vote
1112.
which
order
complied
...
permanent
balance
the
registration
to
an
par
share
asset
pany
sufenension
fully
subsidiary
finance
bearing
5%
interest,; ;
application to one
warrants
;;
offices
.77.
the
Lista, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Stock Offering SuspendedSee
such
for
that
In
supplied by amendment.—V.
June
on
of
the
shares,
activities
by Sea Bright Corp. and Penn
Forest Corp.,
whose stocks are beneficially owned by not exceeding
16 members of the Kemmerer family,
7;'7. '• '7
•.
;-7. 'r
is negotiating with an institutional investor for the
purchase by such
institution of $700,000 of 5Vi% ten year notes of the
company secured
in part by mortgage or other lien on certain assets.
$500,000 of the
proceeds of that loan would be used to establish a finance
The
plan
about
or
facilities
the
to the
subject
purchase
Maytag East Coast Co., distributor for Maytag appliances
,
_
o*
in
each
and
application, Lincoln is a holding company which,
through wholly-owned subsidiaries, !s engaged in coal mining opera¬
tions in Wyoming.
Its principal subsidiary, The Kemmerer Coal Co
.' conducts the mining operations. Electricity required by Kemmerer Ccal
in its coal mining operations
is obtained from Lincoln's subsidiary,
will aggregate approximately $510,000." The
company
- that
$uch proceeds will be
devoted
to
the
following
general purposes: $200,000 to the payment of loans to banks and fac¬
tors; $160,000 to working capital and $150,000 to sales development
and
promotion, including newspaper and radio advertising, magazine
publicity and other advertising and promotional media.
The company
Until
to
and
'Maytag- Co.—Opens New Warehouse—
;.;
order exempting
an
subsidiary companies
an
improvement
certain leasehold
and
of
evidencing the right to purchase
shares of capital stock, which shares are also
13,000
effective
the
in
p.
--
contest
underwriter
profit."
a
this
the
and
will
its
"some
at
brokers,
were
v7''
"and
Commission's
sold
corporation,
for
SEC
The
with
Massachusetts Investors Trust on March 31, 1956 had 137,403 share¬
holders, and total net assets of $1,008,286,513.
Net
Lincoln Corp., N. Y. City—Seeks SEC Exemption—
through an
public offering
contemplates
to
mentioned.
to
issued
the ""present
is to be
trustees
dovering
shares
A
.
4,067,157
"
.
company
the
purchasers
not
of
\
Lewishon
violated"
was
brokers
"...
this
and
that
law."
statute
sale
warrant-share,
per
-
7,
Utah",
Ogden,
E.
or
five
a,
making
bonds will be used,
7"77v7-;7.,'f\-.V7'',,.
notes.
also'be
by
changes
1—
aggregate of 6,250 warrants applicable to class A common stock, and/ 7-Act; and the Commission has given
6,250 warrants applicable to class B common stock.,;. These warrants
1956, to request a hearing thereon.
3 will
at
stock'purchase
shareholders
and
added
the
7
statement
949,260
2764.
p.
were
Mr.
and
Ga.—Registers Stock with SEC
to
expansion
the
and
stock
such
warrants
The
1955
.-.
from exemption under
Regulation A registration requirements on the
ground that the company's offering circular was "false and mislead¬
ing.'?The agency also charged that other prescribed Regulation A
registration statement with the SEC on
150,000 shares of its class A common stock,
entitled
the
aggregate of
an*
covered
Chilson,^ President,
on
June
22
emphatically
denied
Exchange Commission charges of "fraud and deceit*' in
connection! with
a
$300,000 offering
of
the
company's7 stock
last
October.
■: W
7!;.7';;-v;';''
The SEC on June 18
temporarily suspended the 200,000 share issue
,
by Ira Haupt & Co.
The
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
and
underwriters
6f
will
become
-
$6,294,391
income—
oper.
Richard
1653.
p.
headed
group
for
plant,
above
purposes
retire
bonds,
368,221
railway—l. ,29;530,873railway
5,544,285
Securities
N.
or
be
$1,300,000
Nuys
plant
new
the
sale
There
a
to
Van
Bank,
on
demand
notes
aggregating not to exceed $3,000,000
of
to
sary,
'
2,898,574
registration
Manhattan
more
Lewisohn Copper Corp,~*-Fraud.«Eenied—-
7
conditioners.- It
,
Mr.
par
1952.
component
\
succeeding
7"
company is to supply at that location;
and tha
proceeds will be added to the company's general funds.
of this financing, the company may borrow from Tha
anticipation
or
par.
refrigeration
stock.
common
railway
Jan.
"What
Knox Corp., Thomson,
division,
1956.—V. 182,fcj). 2689.
the
as
balance of such
.*495,9567
from-
ry.
—V.
holders
present
type Venetian blinds,
units
216,729 shares,
that
the purchase of additional marhinery and equip¬
that location; approximately $1,700,000 will be usid
in
use
equipment
$946,938
60,079
approximately
construct i;a
to
452,536
railway
oper.
from
Net
(18% ), and John N. Kirsch,
Detroit, Trustees under Will of Guy W. Kirsch, deceased, owner of
116,456 shares (15.5%). John N. Kirsch*proposes to sell 70.000 scares
and„the Trustees 50,000 shares, thus reducing their respective inter¬
ests to 8.7% and 8.9%. All directors and officers as &
feroup will hold,'
sale,
of
President
become effective Aug. 1,
2399.
from
from
ry.
Farmers
Kirsch, owner of 135.000 scares
Charles E. Kirsch and National Bank of
such
elected
Company's
for
ment
878,833
,
1956
Net
.
outstanding 750,000 shares of
selling stockholders are John
after
formerly Vice-President, has been elected
Jack I, Straus, who becomes Chairman of the
7,/>; 7 ;
Walker, formerly Senior Vice-President of Macy's New
Corporation on June 25 filed a
covering 42,000 shares of its $1
of
1953
..
$515,544
7'54.331
139,409
3,135,350
—
income.
p.
Net
plus
group headed by Cruttenden & Co.
The public offering price and under¬
amendment.
vertical
The
-
2,537,060
imprbvemehts,-and
gage
from
from
Net
$35,000
102%%
at
supplied by
addition,
for conventional
5,265,640
2,312,280
v,;';77;'"-77"
as
1—
310,241
May—
company is principally engaged in the manufacture and sale
parts
4.506,501
2,484,710
7-
been
amounts
1956
income—
From
outstanding
for
Co.
5.056,675
2,324,973
H.'Bingham,
V.
Chase
$769,694
railway
Net
-t—Vi
'
»
railway---'
oper.
ry.
From
>
2076.
p.
a
its
underwriting
Noble &
to
are
drapery hardware.
has
offered
an
Hague,
writing terms
\ "i The
be
filed
of
11,016,51212,343,900
■
general
purposes,
Gross
Gross
company
11,186 469
SEC
In
Kirsch Co., Sturgis, Mich.—Registers With SEC—
This
566,021
1953
capital stock.
The com¬
pany proposes to offer up to 42,000 such shares
for subscription by
holders of its outstanding 212,214 shares of capital stock.
The record
date
and
subscription price are to be supplied by amendment.
No
underwriting is involved.
•
7\:
Net proceeds of the stock sale,! together with the proceeds of tha.
privfete sale of $2,000,000 of 5V4% first mortgage bonds, will be used
group of
investment bankers who will
public offering.
This financing will be the first time
incorporated in 1903, has offered its common shares to
manage
Lehigh & New England RR.-
Gross
redemption on Aug.
3Ver/c
series
of
1975,
will
462,862
500,165
-
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Plans
for
bonds,
Payment
1,106,087
succeeding
has
This
the
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
company
$2,602,171
887,166
1954
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—Registers With SEC—
the
stock
common
employees.
'
Kings County Lighting Co.—Partial Redemption—
its
$2,127,329
4,802,256
All appointments
completed.—V. 183, p. 2292.
The
1955
1,026,585
<
Bingham.
instruments for laboratory use: The company carries on its manufac¬
turing operations in Philadelphia and in a new plant recently opened
at North Waxes, Pa.—V.
183, p. 110.
■
,
—
Kendall Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offer¬
ing of 8,800 shares of common stock (par $16) was made
on June 25 by
Goldman, Sachs & Co. at $37.50 per share,,'
with a dealer's concession of
$1.15 per share. It was
.
hava
will
$2,285,643
income
"7.'
Elliott
including the reduction of short-term bank loans.
The
company
is a leading manufacaurer of electronic measuring,
indicating, recording and controlling instruments rind automatic control
Net
accrued
tha
13.3%,
407.
p.
482,373
3012.
p.
President,
the
company,
Proceeds
Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 7,000 shares of common stock (par
$3) was "made on June 18 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $12.25
per share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 183, p. 2764.
3
" - > r;
Of
to
923,744
railway...
183,
Board.
"
,
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
r.
to
will
Co.
corporate
funds, in addition to $15,391,000 expected to be available from internal
sources, in order to meet these 1956 and 1957 expenditures.—V. 183,
p. 110. ■
total
a
or
(R. H.) Macy & Co., Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
will b? asked to approve on JUly 23, 1956 a
proposed 2-for-l split of the present $1 par shares prior to ^he offering.
$15,255,000 and $13,815,-
completion of this
require approximately
will
&
underwrite
expenditures
at
are
Uoon
it
that
construction
and
183,
railway—11,550,721
Wheelock
a
2893,
p.
proposed offering of
a
value)
par
general S: the
filed
company
relating to
(50c
sup¬
Net proceeds will be applied in
part to the payment of $3,500,000
of bank borrowings, incurred
by the company to finance property addi¬
tions and improvements; and
the balance will be added to
funds
own
$1,250
Leeds & Northrup Co.—Registers Common Shares—
This
SEC
shares
be
to
are
will
paid
1—*
Jan.
ry.-oper.
—v.
y.
covering 270,000 shares of its $8.75 par common stock, to beoffered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by The
First Boston Corp.
The initial public offering price will be a fixed
have
cement.
company
1958-1967.—V.
finder
a
$2,344,090
income
oper,
Net
1956,
price
ry.
Net
after the repayment of outstanding
to the construction of the proposed,
initial working capital.
to
as
will
1956
From
applied,
and
finder
Arkansas Ry.- -Earnings—
railway—
railway
from
Net
north
option by
limestone
of
the
company.-—V.
&
from
Net
aggregate,
under
or
deposits
who acted
person
which
May—
a
acquired
a
a
for
paid to the
Louisiana
$300,000,
SALE—The
bonds
of
shares,
Gross' from
substantial
and
company
50,000
company. Searight and his nominees will own 190,000 shares,
for which they will have paid $109,000,
of which $100,000
Gross
operate
the
the
for
storage and bagging
Picton,, Ont., and Rochester,
planned
initial
capacity of
Lands
June 25,
on
the
con¬
bulk
and
and
have
-
contain
proceeds
be
facilities
and
chartered
gage
net
will
totaling
Ont.,
annually.
ingredients
plants
Kansas Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
?
plant
barrels
basic
these
organized
Toronto
clay,
PRIVATE
:,v This company filed
at
Picton
interim
_,,' : .,;■/'.
been
Picton,
near
PROCEEDS—The
9,150,166
3,082,675 V 3,808,555
.
Ths?
at
constructed
company
20,911,772
8,084,588
3,347,515
-
Y.
Ontario
be
and
8,557,425
2398.
p.
18,323,820
Lake
the
income—3,330,075
railway
oper.
of
1,650,000
^I',,'-'3'"-
-\
•
ir.
25
manufacturing plant and a commercial
limestone) production plant, to be constructed on
facilities to
1953
oper.
Net
Net
Gross
shore
.'•>■'
1954
nnlv
cement
(crushed
*
1955
nfforoH
debentures,
,
BUSINESS—-The company has
Portland
1956
hpincr
nrp
common
shares, and
integral multiples thereof. A portion of the issues is
being offered concurrently in Canada by a group of
Canadian underwriters,
including Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co., Ltd. rv
,'33/ "
/,,
Also
the
May—
associates will own 590,000 shares, or 41.3%, for which thero
been assigned to the company all of its properties acquired by tha»
assignor at a cost of $14,025 and for which, in addition, some of these
persons have paid to the company a total of $18,750 in cash.
Counsel
had
™F^leS are being Ottered Only in the
principal amount of
preferred shares arid 75
vertible
Dasic
Spmritips
|?nn
$700
of
ratio
miles-
75
7
thei/
^accrued interest
property,,
included
This
cusnenbury,
at
were
priced, in terms of U. S. dollars, at $687.95 and
per $700 (Canadian) principal amount*
pf debentures, $10.18 per preferred share and
$1.02 per
ending March .31, 1956,
thereafter covering
12-month
31.,
nine-month
major
a
Corp* by
periods
years
(7)
—
Industries
Kaiser
fiscal
Dec.
equipment
-
purchase of
of
nine-month
with
each
the
and
that
two
1956,
s4$
PROCEEDS—The
acquisition
net
proceeds
exploration of oil
and
CAPITALIZATION
•
GIVING
to
are
TO
■
General
partnership interest
Limited
partnership
BUSINESS—The
be
used
largely
in
tha
properties.
EFFECT
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized Outstanding
$25,000
82=7000
2,505,000
2,505,060
——
interest
the con¬
duct
of a
program-or programs
directed at t»iscoverv, development
and exploitation of commercial deposits of oil and eas, although tba
partnership agreement grantstto the Issuer powers to engage in tha
oil business generally.
It
is
outs."
lights
to
that
expected
Th's
from
principal
others
justify the
most
that
means
who
business
will
issuer
b*
^
acquisitions
the
have
drilling of
the
of
an
will be made tbroueh "farmpartnership generally will acquire ita
assembled le«seblocks of sufficient siza
exploratory welly—V.
183,
p.
773.
Minerals, Inc., New York—Registers With SEC—
This
corporation
22,
June
1956,
filed
registration
a
covering 2.500.000
statement
with
the
SEC
on
shares of its one cent par common
for public sale on a "best efforts"
basis bv Gearhart & Otis, Inc., of New York, for which it will receive
a
selling commission of 30 cents per share plus expenses of 830,000.
Frederick
D.
Gearhart,
Jr.,
President and principal
stockholder of
the underwriter, has purchased 391,000 shares of the issuer's common
stock.
stock
The
for
The
stock
is
to
be
,
offered
$3,910.
offering
price
is
expected
to be $1.50
per
share.
The
for
Chavin
the
June 5.
developing tha
central Peru in
into a contract
company was organized under Delaware law on
the principal purpose of acquiring, exploring and
lead-zinc-ropper-silver
Andes
Mountains.
The
mine
located Jn
company
has
scuth
entered
.8
(6)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 2,
for the purchase
of
10
mining concessions covering
about
4,000
acres
Monsanto
owned by Chavin Mines Corp., S. A.*, which is controlled
indirectly by
Ventures Ltd., a Canadian mining and
holding company. Two affiliates
of "Ventures Ltd. are stockholders of the
company and three directors
of Ventures Ltd; are also directors of the
company.
The promoters
ahdNlirectors of the company and a limited group of persons have
acquired
and
1.550,000
two
of
the
shares
of
the
company's
have
promoters
acquired
have paid
total
of
$3,750,000 and
outstanding
the
New
total
stock
for
received
a
cash
The
Board
as
have
investment.
cash
York
will
Chairman
stock
common
200,000
the
exchange for certain contractual interests in
ing all of, the 2,500.000 shares are sold, the
shares
properties.
purchasers
Bacon
President
and
director,
204.536
shares;
John R.
Dr.
of
Grain
for
the
mill
those
June
his business
and
related
and
and
and
already
that
for exploration for
develop
commercial
developed
the
the
in
Chairman
the
of
has
company
Chavin
30
with
contract
net
Chavin*.
of
Peru,
an
associated
company
of
Ventures
Ltd.," a* ?
mining and holding company;>*for the acquisition for $2,400,-i
000 of the Chavin lead-zinc-copp-jr-silver mine located in South Central-
ley. who
the
was
tures Ltd.,
and
subsidiaries,
of
mine
Ltd.;
of
Zinc,
of
the
oL-the
several
Consolidated
President
of
Board
of
Mining
Leonard
J.
Buck,
Smelting
Co.,
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
uranium
a
director
Co.,
mining
Dunning,
the
Dean
Director
director
Corp.
and
Philip
D.
is
Lead
of
C.
G.
of
Canada,
Dr.
E.
of
who
the
been
Kaiser-Frazer
of
until
recently,
companies
and
of
of
officer
an
Ventures
Board
of
York
and
Ltd.;
the
of
Executive
Board,
R.
C.
Bacon,
and
;'
-
,■
G.
E.
reserves
0.8%
4.1
roads and
mill.
3'/2
The
to
mile aerial
the
on
also
metric
ore,
-
of
proven
•
■•*:*
*'*
■
mill
a
capacity, and
and
about
of
miles
of
Chavin
properties
'
and
elsewhere*
in
Minneapolis-Moline
Henry
s.
the
adjoining
of
its
Reddig,
its
Hopkins
plants
,The
plants
for
in
which
its
bid
access
v
t
on
(
side
one
and
to
19
in
at
the
railroad
trackage
1,1 making this announcement,
Ml*.
•
a
of
MM
modern
by
■
.
it
is
the
now
Railway
oper,
Railway
oper
„
Net rev.
from
$409,936
7^0Peroi?=0me- '
loJ,
p. 2765,
*
-**.-•
'
*
-j._
$1,850,940
933,834'
$139,667
$917,106'
*
.
52-196
•
**;:
above.—V.
.
.
Amarilla
Monitor
Uraniurrr,
inc.
t"*:\'A
Transferred—
'
shares
$1 per share
of
as
a
Co.
(Colo.)
common
p.
—
D. C.,
stock
speculation.
•
end
exploratory
ties,
to
general
net
work,
purchase
on
(par
Stock
-
2.924
shares
notes,
and
be
us*d
advances
for
working
16
five
to
for
»w^Ii!«»ffKrThe
will
be
operated
whk.h
EFFECT
TO
of
reserved
Globe
and
'
■
with
be
1958,
of
New
and
(E'DT)
p.m.
and
to
taxes.—V.
the
Exchange
120
bear
*
3%
thereafter
interest
\ ;■
in
for
option
to " underwriter
are
tions
at
.
1940
present
the
and
*.*
>
to
issue
16,
rate
of
this
numbered
located
this
will
Metals,
The
it
1
in
through
the
until
*.
.
..
July
r
.
in
engage
results
of
18
718
latter,
"and
be
distribution
.
National
for
on Nov.
9,
.
■.
»
.
64,564,140
63,268,369
6,330,217
26,091.709
27,880,222
f
,
'
paid
continued
Florida plant of NRC
the
rail
Metals
is
be
at
$1,500
is
per
The
acre.
estimated
at
cost
of
183,
1956—4 Wks.—1955
its
various
four
Tea
Co.» has
branches
branch
of
con¬
additional
con¬
territory
and. two
territory. ; *"
'
"
this
on
Es*
an
i
call
*
for
25
new
which
are
addition
company
recently
owned
,
,
National's
modernization
stores
its
in
r
3sinking
now
fund
-r;
:
756
as
the
subordinated
,
'w
• :f
_
Exchange Commission—
and
Ball,
terms
Burge
total
bring
This
Ohio
outstanding
country,
The
company
estimated
is
River
of
mines
first public
corporation
this
in
a
other
the
offering
to
the
of
purchase
under¬
the reopening of an under¬
completely modern mine and
of the recently acquired Conemaugh Mine in Penn¬
program to bring it up to the "degree of moderniza¬
the
on
under
the
is
public
financing will be used in part as additional
for the company's expanding mining operations and
acqaisition of new and additional mining machinery.
capital
the
of
This
.
The
Kraus.
&
to be supplied by amendment.
are
the
the
the
producer
West
in
tons
of
Virginia
the
possible
'
the company
shares.
by
1,383,370
ranking
and
proven
L--1
of stock
to
Ohio,
in
5,629,128
that
a
company.
tenth
with mines
mined
as
offering
common
April
30,; 1956,:
amounted
reserves
will
coal
Pennsylvania.
and
ended
year
and
bituminous
to
about
397,000,000 tons.,
^
North
With
This
•
American
Planning
with
■'
York
New
Nov.
1,
(trustee),'
exchange lor out%
.*
-
Y.)—Registers
'
_
investment
Boston
with
Fund,
J; North
the
SEC
Inc.
German Lloyd
(Norddeutscher Lloyd), Bremen,
Bonds—:.'-
This company on June 22
filed an application with the SEC for
qualification of a trust indenture pursuant to.which.$2,500,000 01,4^%'
debt adjustment debentures, due Jan. 1, 1970, are to be issued.
The
i^-suer
to issue the said debentures only in exchange for its
sinking fund gold bonds due Nov,.l, 1947, and for its sink¬
proooses
20-year 6%
>
ing fund bonds of 1933,
North
due
1947.—V. 137,.
1.
Nov.
Securities
River
New" York
This
June 26.
Co.,
N.
Inc.,
*
1
Exemption—
City
4370.
p.
has. t^inod
wPh
certain
appliqation with the SEC for
an
City—Seeks
Y.
it
company,
affiliated
i
''
I
; -•
investment
announced
was
on
in the filing of anexemption order under the Investment
persons
Company Act with'respect to certain transactions whereby North River
proposes to acquire certain" properties and
securities: and, the Com¬
has given. interested persons until July 16, 1956; -to request a
hearing thereon.
Specifically,"North River proposes to acquire rertain
real estate in Florida from Dale Properties. Inc., Lauderdnle Properties'
Lauderdale
Boulevard
Broward
Ira
Guilden
issued
the
and
and
Properties,
Metals
Broward
Inc.,
Inc.- It
Properties,
from
Corp. ,of
also
Inc.,
Properties,
proposes
America
to
acquire
other
find
and
from
all
capital stock of Frank- T. Budge Co.;.. a
business in Florida.
purchase of the real estate in Florida from
five realty companies, North River will ♦ssue to the five companies
aggregate of 150,000 shares of its-41
par common stock and as¬
all
sume
of
in
the
with
their
wholesale: hardware
the
liabilities
and
obligations.
Thereupon,
the five realty
will be dissolved and the North River stock will be distrib¬
For all of the issued and outstanding
will issue 107,000 shares of (ts common
companies
uted
among their stockholders.
stock of Budge Co., North River
Stock.
'v.'*,'*;*
is
Guild°n
owned
30%
which
owned
11,000
a
director
shares
of
of
trustee
of
North
of
its
River
common
the outstanding
39,377 shares
shares
and
of
North
of
River
stock.
'"*
of
as
'
..
March
addition,
In
31,
Mr.
1955,
Guilden
stock of American Perfit Crystal Corp.,
the North River common.
common
are
owned
by
An
Mr.
additional
Guilden,
as
two
trusts, in which he has no beneficial interest.
Thi
aggregate of-242,253 shares owned or controlled by Mr. Guilden rep¬
resent
31.13%
of
the
776,825
outstanding
shares
of
North
River*
Guilden
Mr.
of
the outstanding
and
American
held
by
which
lias
a
Perfit.
Mr.
An
W.
Guilden
one-half
is
the beneficial owner of approximately
capital stock of each of the five realty comT
aso
additional
an
Stuart
;
<:-*;•
■
persons
outstanding
engaged
connection
10.17%
due
(N.
company on June 25 filed a registration'
covering
$15,000,000
of
Single
Payment;
Investment
Plans, Systematic Investment Plans,
and
Systematic In¬
vestment
Plans
with
Insurance,' for the accumulation of shares of
statement
common.
Bank
Corp.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
panies;
Street, New York City,' for delivery 'in
^.^i9g^t«?iPorAry .certhicjites.—v. 183,-pp.,2766. and-2293.
as
•
Coal Corp., Cleveland, O.—Registers
..
".,,
debentures
available at Chemical Corn Exchange
of
improvement
Mr.
.
V"
compared
-•*- '
*
a
Dominick
owned'191,376
.
were
company,
listing
its
-
the
program.
in
of the American Stock Exchange on June
385,684 shares of common stock (no
system dating back to 1870, which operates
transportation business in North Carolina and Virginia.
original
for
sylvania
In
In
*
Ry.—Listing in New York—
Governors
proceeds
Inc.,- Ft.
and
2653.
Super/ Markets -in
individually
*\
stores.
"jthe
year,
Maker's
:
plans
former
of
for
mission
located
of
of
4,764,278
i
mine
the
for
p.
total
21
♦1,462,672
"
corporation on June 25 filed a registration .statement vwitU
covering 250,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be
for
public sale
through an underwriting group headed by
company
a
49,891,474
of
—
opened
1,080,013
/
*
plans are to allocate $1,500,000
mining machinery, principally for
[
1956—24 Wks.—1955
operations,
$62,572,692
$2,843,448 $10,143,207 $12,681,218
689,833
2900.
p.
ground
>■,
-
$43,548,567 $279,635,018 $257,310,986
relocations of
are
1956—5 Mos.—1955
56,588,442
SEC
part
an
National
year*
and
RR^—Earnings-^
,
10,233,962
$2,888,036
-
183,
$1.29
"-'-v.*
income—
underwriting
the
••
railway
-
$13,077,410 $66,731,649
ground
and
constructing
$5,000,000.—V.
11,299,804
&
in
National
zirconium
to
expenses
freight
working
subsidiaries1
of
$1.70
183, p. 2766.
1956—Month—1955
$14,187,840
Southern
and
research," technical
with
5,748.219
Germany^—Plans Exchange of
most
Metals
the' furnishing
and
in "connection
6,976.195
from
this
Present
NRC
purposes
or
NRC
.1^78 427
*0:39
$0.36
share
revenue
oper.
of
Net
together
metal,
affiliates
8,005.863
May 31—
Board
offered
(1)
Commission; -(2)
advances* to
5,272,000;
3.721,833'
9,240,409
price and
additional",
sum,
corporate
..f
4,236.666
Dominick
>■■■*
to
general funds of
future"
6,552,000
.73*,U85 !"
2,093,263
com.
approved
the
Originally
for
1,589,000
$62,600,498
864,687
oper.
ry.
<
'*
.1956—5 Mos.—1955
$13.8^0,978 $72,9^3,993
1,375,000
North American
research
twofold:
such
use.
1956—Month—1955
$15,209,789
With Securities and
and
.•
-
is
St. Louis RR. —Earnings Off—
receive
r
Energy
general
Research's
expenses
The
plant
branch
under
are
■■:
13,434,757
-
has
no
passenger
service.
T*® enmnanv serves centers such
Norfolk, Va., Raleigh, N. C., and Charlotte, N. C.—V. 183, p. 2900.
New
i960,
obtained.'
Zirconium
of
added.to the
available
of. present., or
company's ^expansion
Broad
.{■
$
July
;
:
■
will
to- the' Atomic
stores, opeped
the ^ three-store
chain - of
Defiiaitive
1980
30
T
Mos.—1955
■
1,948,561
oper.
rev.
The
21
from
1,
v,,
.
Definitive Debentures
Ready—
Commission
Property
;
*
-
$15 par value common stock.—V.
Norfolk
a
scientific
debentures
operation as of June 16, 1956,
operated at the same time last-ye&A
front*
*
/
"
gar¬
*.
^
accruals
•Deficit.—V.
from
"including further
ecmipoing its. plant
in
'
clainfs, wh^ch^tave bee„°eer«-
,
,
' 1956—5
■
It
1956,
2%"
$3,000,000 will be
.subsidiary, in payment
and. relocated
Stores
29.
England
income—
operations
Net
opening of 100 new
stores now under lease to be;
placed in operation dUriiig the'balance
of 1956 and 1957, of which 80*
stores will, be new locations, not now
served, within the company's
territory^ ahdr 20'stores will be reloca¬
^eSoSoslfs; *
of New
1,48« 075
per
new
Railway
.
wholly. owned
pujrehase
locations
The
share,
Aug.
63,938,103 339,330,258 302.834.380
50,503,346 265.766,118 239,536,011
5,577,484
-
income
June 21
on
Broadway,
July
on
approximately
and. other
Kalamazoo
other
>
taxes
oper.
Period End.
-be
-r--—-r-'-r-- $47,539,581
acquired
liabili¬
; 12,782,419
$
>New York, New Haven ^nd Hartford
164,
site near
Pensacola, Florida, adjacent to the plant of
Bay1- Chemical Corportaion, on which NRC Metals has
new
;:V-
oper..
ry.
tax
ry.
Railway
was
maturity.
NRC
support
supermarkets
drilline
shares
a
record
RR,—Earnings—. .1.
expenses-
income
S,
ry.
the
taken
was
proceeds. wi(l; be
with. AEC.
far
613,010
$100
of
'
68,636,698
' 55,854,279
__—.
*On
Iowa."
Des1 Moines.
estate
York,
operations.... *.VJ'J^;.*
of
of
the
tp
to
p.
Net
offered
100-acre
So
at
Securities Corp.
company
The
'
3
company,
Sales__
*
'f
1,
will
Per. End. June 16—
FINANCING
^lS,t.Sn, ™verC363nne>.c
«n<> »«'*
1S5?—V.riSPpra2899 C° %*S lncorporated ln Colorado
.
tract
held
1956—Month—1955
Income.-^
3013.
ope.".
Other
1,
until
a
and
assistance
new
current
capital
PRESENT
B1* Mining Claims
this
bv
"7
..«■
July
requirements
Memphis
shares
option
the
funds
offered
cents)
for
U.
Corporation, on June 21 filed a registration
covering $6,000,000 of convertible subordinated
initially be sold
of
the
option
w
pay
cents)..—2,OOOjD°oroZshs.
60'000
end
repay
GIVING
five
(par
to
Co.
group which
production, sale
cambia
Offered
June
-
to
are
to
415.
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
stock
to
equipment,
corporate
Common
proceeds
$l)
supplies, including burial
equipment.—V 183, p. 1757.
director
stock
proceeds,
will
equipping
.
PROCEEDS—The
the
which
a
.
above,—V; 182;
™«nr'R?msey' WashinSton,
278,800
Federal
pay
National Tea Co.-^-Current Sales
Up
Exploration
notification
(par
& "Co.,
borrowings, either from National
or
from p.ublia.
lending institutions, or both, for the pur¬
constructing and equipping a plant in Florida to be. used
tracting
-
i
•
for
of
2475
Temporarily Suspended—
See
of
stock
the American Stock
other funds obtained by
balance
Moapa Uranium Corp., Las
Vejas, Nev.—Stock Offer¬
ing
net
Research
345,838
.
Co.—Stock
179,* p.
to
Trust
up
the SEC
purpose
of
Central
Period End. May 31—
income
supply and
increasing
was
stock
for
$845,638
-
,"•'"*
•
Cement
will
July
Corp.,
pose
937,720
367,644
,*.*'■
•
Portland
See Ideal Cement Co.
-
of
of
value
five
3013.
p.
revenues
Gross
.
funeral
debentures
to
Research
offering
par
each
& Telegraph Co, owns 69.21%
New York, Chicago &
Research
due
capital
r
$1,783 358
245,196
69'813
f..
Missouri
with
Metals
."*•
$211,053
——
,
-
$384,863
198.883 "
railway
°J)erations
—V.
»
-
expenses
1956—5 Mos.—1955
Co.,';
3013.
p.
Chain—
an
its
at
for
5
fr.
rev.
183,
tion
commercial
the
of
Ry.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
revenue.
-
Y.,
National
The
authorized
'
oper.
ry.
—V.
1538.
p,
letter
a
development'-of; the
with
Southern
Net
Research Corp.,
Cambridge, Mass.—Registers
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
research
able
*.
Ala.;-
Railways
'v^v;'■
183,
oper.
Railway
Co., Inc.-^Listing in New York—
Midland
.
Period End. May 31—
180,
Henderson
,
county highway
that
Railway
Net
substantially
lately devoted to processes involving the application
high-vacuum, sufch as dehydration and
coating with thin metallic*
films.
More
recently its research activities have-been
Bsoadened,
according to the prospectus, to' include such fields
as-petrochemicals,
metallurgy and physics, with continued and increased
emphasis On the;
exploration of new scientific
aregs which offer the'promise of profit¬
Hennepin
other.
Reddig stated
&
used
company was organized
the commercial
and
183,
.
''
Birmingham,
will be subject to approval of state regulatory au¬
and
to
registration
requirements
of
the > SEC.
The
New
Telephone company
will
use
proceeds to repay
temporary
a;V
Container Corp.-r-Call for Tenders—-
thereafter
Its
policy to concentrate as many of the
company activities as
possible in the Twin City area* and the land
is
needed
to
assu'-e
adequate space for
modern-tyoe facilities needed in
handling and
moving
material
more
efficiently- toward final
assembly.—V.
183,
P. 2765.- .*■ '
; -t
J, , */
i.
* ,i!
•
"
.<
Minneapolis, Northfield
filed
common
C.
The
future
company
_
and
additional
The
.
stock.
New York
Net
of
request
the
on
be
Casket
N.
statement
5%
>
property
the
to
for
1956,
20
share
new
Period End. May 31—
1976. to be offered for
public sale at 100%
principal
amount
by
an
underwriting "group headed
by .Paine
Webber, Jackson & Curtis. V The
underwriting . commission ? is to
announced
acquire
expansion
15,
debentures
the* Western
*
'
Co.,
;
the.-Execptiyc-
of
Pittsburgh
'
of
-'|
sold
was
County authorities, parallels for three blocks
■
June
National
"
Marine
This
-
Expansion—
on
anticipated
offices
and
property,
Vice-President;
19
of
T.
.
the
3%.
successful
was
forward
opens."—V.
year
shares
to
are
vaults,
;
With
<
Co.—Continues
Senior
-company
of
one
Alfalfa. ;
National
-
1-,
that
stock
National
k
tramway to transport ores from the mine to
plans to- carry on an active program of ex¬
Hemisphere.
of
up and sold by the
managed by W. E. Hutton & Co. and Blyth &
Co., Inc. See V: 183, p. 2900.
plant
new
looks
through
underwriting
-
concentration
43
preferred
share
common
Rights to subscribe for the stock
expired on Mon¬
day, June 25. The unsubscribed portion of
11,188 shares
-
•*■"-Iron
Y^;
Inc.—V.
Shares,
stockholders
by
of
borrowings.—V.
28.
*.-'.^
■
*.
■
N.
the;
of
/
financing
thorities
England
each
Subscriptions—A total of
405,478 shares of common stock were subscribed
for, or
97.3%, of the aggregate of 416,666 of additional shares
of common offered
recently, it was announced on June
and
ore
v
The
per
holders ;
of
The
8%
lead,
12.5%
zinc,
metric ton, and .008 troy ounces
per
.
tons
$50
to
holders
this
ments,
assaying
construct
annual
company
ploration
*
plans
ton
271,410
silver
of
ounces
Inc.
90,000
a
be
probable
metric ton.
Minerals
.*
With
to
tons :of
copper,
of gold per
?
estimated
are
be
unit
to
National Gypsum Co.—Stock
and
metric
will
one
unit
in exercising the subscription
subscription price on a basis of.
cumulative
June
on
2,000
share,
proceeds
tenders
development of the Chavin Mine was begun in 1952
by Chavin Mines Corp. and has revealed the existence of
a-high grade
lead-zine-copper deposit and Chavin hes developed over four miles
of underground
workings at the mind.exposing^eight veins, none of
which
has' been
fully explored or developed tch^date. Present ore
81,620
of
one
the sale to it of 4%
% 15-year sinking fund
debentures,
due
Sept. 1,
1966, to an amount sufficient to exhaust
the
sum
of
$401,327 at prices equal to 100% and accrued
interest.—V. 183, p. 2900.
W.
Kruger,
■
.
each
fiscal
new
National
Corp.,
Inc., and
President
Vice-President,
Exploration
r
announced,
ratio
and
the
Alfalfa
corporation
The
director
Joseph
York,
Di-.
above.
June
on
stock
ratio
Telephone's
1'
par)
Willys-Overland Motors,
President of Standard Uranium
Corp.; and Leo T. Norville, senior part¬
ner
of the
Chicago law firm of Norville & Dent, and a director of
Cenco Corp.,
Central Scientific Co.,
Kropp Forge
Co.,
Kropp Steel
Co.
and
Brad
Foote
Gear
Works, Inc., and The Heller Corp.
The principal officers of Minerals
Incorporated
are
Hugh Fulton,
Chairman
the
per
York,
/"
Woodward
Inc.—Acquires
Super Corp.
The American Telephone
No
City,
Graham-Paige
of
Alfalfa.
for original
listing 190,110 shares of "capital stock (no par)
company, which was organized in 1890. and receives
90%
of
its total dollar
business from the sale of burial caskets. The
balance
of its
sales consists of other funeral
of
recently, a Vice-President of Ven¬
Peruvian activities, including the Chavin
Chairman
the
approved
and
and a
Kellex Corn,,
New
National
the
was
National
National
University,
in
in
one
Further
5%
The Board, of Governors of
R.
until
was,
associated
has
engineer
of
and
to
and
John
Engineering
Columbia
mining
charge of their
Kruger, who was,
who
^President
School
of
of
Corp.;
director of Callahan Zinc-Lead Co., Vulcan SilverExploration Ltd. and Jerome Verde Development
a
Verde
in
consulting
a
Bacon,
several
Frazer,
University
Research
Area
Heller
Elevator
in
preferred
given, to
of
for
20
debentures
Net
Science;;*^
Wilson,
tures Ltd.
River
The
of
'
-■
New
director
a
Chairman
as
:,'i
'
of
Board
of
2960,
p.
-
of
remains
who
continues
thfe
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock Offer
the
covering
$5
The
Ridge Institute for
Nuclear,Studies,
America, Nuclear Energy Corp.", and Stancan Uranium
"Vice-President of the New York4 Academy of.
presently
R.
Mine;
Scientific
Blind
$15
in
as
The
at
of
a
Corp.;
Co.,
the
and
Oak
Vitro
Corp..
who
in
-
Inc.
Columbia
of
for
of
company
Technicolor,
Giain
offered
common.
be
share
Elevator
loss
SEC
and
Co.;
of
wijl
June
$50
By-Products, Inc., Des Moines, Iowa—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Frederick D. Gearhart, Jr., who Is President and
a
Director of the investment banking firm of
Gearhart <fe Otis, Inc.;
Hugh Fulton,
senior
partner
of
Fulton,
Walter- &
Halley, a
New
York law
firm, Chairman of the Board of Stancan Uranium
Corp.,a
record
of
X-v.Vv--"--
National
National
units
National
Inc., j
McCord,
Standard
Stores,
C
capital
♦Earns,
Co.
and
metal
brokers, and a director of Ven¬
Lake, senior partner of the investment banking
Thalmann & Co., ■ and a director of Ventures Ltd.,*
&
of
in
Ltd.'s
Smelting
Co.,
and
directors
of
ended April 30, 1956
$7,571,373 as compared with $9,666,615 the preceding
After including a tax credit of
$279,887, the company reported a
profits
Ven-*
of
Ventures
&
B.
Lead
Muscogee
Buck,
Chairman
director
of
and
offered
price,
being
of
each
quality,
mineral
Harry
Ladenburg
American
The
and
the
and
director
J.
i6
and
President
a
Leonard
owners
tures
firm
founder
is
and
Canada;
''
-'V'"/.
--O
* 'V.V'Vriv
recently organized company are: Thayer Linds-
this
&
New
$495,741 for the 1956 fiscal year.' This compares with a net
profit of $178,560 for the fiscal year ended
April 30, 1955.
Discussing the outlook, Mr. Hofmann stated that "Prices of alfalfa
meal have- not
only stabilized due to prospects of a short crop, but
have
reversed
the
trend
frcm
unfavorable
to
favorable comparison
for rhe
first time in three years. With this
reversal in
on
C
The
expansion, it was announced. C
sales of National Alfalfa for
the; fiscal year
Net
Corp.
The directors of
of
be
involved,
units
amounted
Canadian
Peru.
to
See
;
contemplated
year.
announced
share¬
subscribe to
&
Chairman, of
elected
been
c.
director
a
Pa.,
Nedicks
that
organized under Delaware law in May, 1956,
buying, rebuilding and erection of grain bins, eleva¬
tors
af^pther facilities for storihg agricultural commodities. Proceeds
of the two issues will
go for general purposes, including any presently-
addition
in
for
Grain
exploration of
deposits in order
deposits
a
shares
to-, engage
balance will'
latter, approxi¬
Directors;
into
entered
is
share
Alfalfa
Mine.*"
of
each
$45
Any
other mineral
Board
with
of
asso¬
rights
te
Sohs
Wile
Pittsburgh,
-
holders
to
rights,. credit
facilities.
mineral
share
will
subscription
unit,
s-
,
capital and reserve funds.
Of the
will be available for a program
of
Fulton,
25
The
Fulton,
the
of
construction
$700,000
r) Mines
for
Fulton, Walter <fe Halley, a law
partner; and of the shares listed
working
properties
Hugh
listed
-
underwriting
connection
discover
to
shares
Julius
has
W.
Golden, also
••
'•
Mr.
Committee.'"'
Warehouse Co. of Wilmington, Del. The latter has
just
registration of $6,302,950 of convertible subordinated deben¬
in 1976 along with 126,059 shares of its
10-cent par com¬
securities
common
financing,
assuming all of the 2,500,000
the company proposes to use $10,650 for organization*;
for payments on
the Chavin contract and $7,032
therewith; and $1,810,000 for property develop¬
sold,
and
mately
the
Of
by
senior
Presiaent. on June 22
Alfalfa
would be "offered
stock..
The
$200,000
in
constitute
to
is
owned beneficially by him
of his and their families.
are
members
shares are
for costs
.
Fulton
proceeds
expenses;
ment
beneficially
Mr.
they
ana
the
(Of
shares.
90,900
owned
which
Lake,
ciates
hold
each
are
succeed
corporation.
./.
announ\qd
Hofmann,
National
due
-
director, 104,536. shares; and Joseph W. Frazer, -New York,
director. 104,536 shares; and Leo-T. Norville, Chicago, 104,536 shares.
Leonard J. Buck, Harry B.
Lake, and Philip D. Wilson, of New York,
directors,
Golden
T.
to
Elevator
tures
University,
204,536
firm of
of
completed
mon
Dunning, Columbia
A.
holders
New York as
President.
Mr.
Bacon
is
a
Vice-President
of Ventures.*
They hold
210,536 and 204,536 shares, respectively; Mr. Gearhart, Treasurer and
director, .391,000 shares;
G.
E
Kruger, of North Tarrytown, Vicet
National-U. S. Radiator Corp.—New Chairman—
William
-
rectors
Alfalfa
V
Henry
Fulton* qf
Hugh
names
SEC—
Dehydrating & Milling Co.—Offers
Shareholders Right to Purchase Grain Elevator Concern
Securities—Outlook Improves^—
1
will
approximately 59% of theof
approximately 98%
C.
R.
With
Mr^ Golden
National
investment
prospectus
and
Co.—-Registers
company
1956,
in
Assum--
thereof
Chemical
filed a registration statement with the 8EC on June
covering 400,000 shares of its $2 :par common stock, to be
offered pursuant to the company's-1956
Employes' Stock Plan.—V. 183,
p. 24i9.
*:
V"
V..
;
''
C-*'1^
$89,000,
for
common
This
26,
1956
10%. interest in
additional
Patton.
is
as
20%
co-trustee
beneficial
such
interest
nominee
and
lor
in
interest.—V. 181,
in
five
is
for
of
which
Mr.
2931.
/
.
held, by
companies ia
trusts,
one,
p.
companies
the
two
.1
both
of
Guildeii
,__,*,
.
i
s*
May—
Net
ry-
railway.
om
from
Net
1955
1
was
year
volume
in
.
railway
from
ry.
11,337,379
4,998,531
income2900 and 3013.
oper.
183,
pp.
69,832,389
4,667,455
10,978,463
470,847
5,117,121
and
Costs
Federal
Net
expenses
taxes
,
_
4,910,300
*
>
directors
6, N.
of
it
known
as
•:
President
Cracken,
of
Jet-Heet,
of
Aircraft
Lockheed
of
engineering
Inc.,
company has
1784,
held
of
Custodian
as
by
it.
securities
bought
adrf.lnlstrative
Sr
all
and
securities
will
custodian
The
sold
and
duties.
will
It
and
attend
the
by
also
act
cash
V,.
.
^
transfer
or
"
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
v. •"
has
America
Burgc
Caldwell
Phillips Co.—
&
&
10,000
Co.-
Miller
J.
Ira
Irving
1
Lundborg
Marshall
5,000
The
&
Co
5,000
J.
Ryons
&
Co
5,000
Morgan
Hogle
P.
Lester,
&
Co
Oppenheimer
P.
Marto
5,000
Speer
5,000
Charles
5,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
5,000
Charles
5,000
Charles
&
Greene
Co.—
.
Company—.
Securities
&
McKelvy
—V.
&
Parcells & Co.—
A.
Shields
Co.
A,
—
Thenebe
E.
Associates
183, p. 3013.
from
Net
ry.
given,
respect
with
$14,000,000.—V.
183,
additional
the
to
Old National Insurance Co., Houston,
The
" y
subscription
Tex.—Registra¬
Outboard
Sales
without
Marine
on a l-for-9 basis
underwriting.—V. 183,
Co.
Manufacturing
&
"This
.Larson
is
the
said.
the
to. 30
30
model
increase
of
increase
in
our
for
35%
single
largest
Evinrude
js
division
a
47
of Outboard
-
of
Marketers
three
an
record
this
fiscal
a
line
of
nine
h.p.—Evinrude's
electric
Lark,
electric
and
different horsepower
All
oper.
ry.
three
rope-starting
997,535
history,"
h.p.
30
outboard
year
Mr.
motors—
sold
oldest
$4,041,543 $18,734,703 $16,563,285
2,772,471
15,009,151
12,980,428
out
of
horsepower
largest
almost
all
its
mass
$1,158,664
income—
:
$1,269,072
$3,725,552
1,135,948
1,392,379
4,871,787
$3,582,857
5,240,092.
•
production
models remained
to be
by
allotted
in
„
the
June
to
1.
field,
Only
dealers.
Evinrude
some
183,
259,830
276,561
325,737
railway
11,986,126
11,490,343
11,594,856
12,486,961
4,449,590
3,842,950
1,171,073
3,812,549
1,406,805
4,497,874
1,540,309
income
1,524,450
2902.
p.
Gas
Co.—Sells
Bonds
Privately—This
com¬
has sold a $600,000 issue of 4xk°fo first mortgage
bonds, due in 1981, to Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York, it was announced on June 26.
.
v
? s
The
will
proceeds
used
be
to
retire
bank
has been in business since
company
natural
gas
containing
a
notes
statement filed with the SEC on June 8 and cover¬
registration
a
,2901.
,
.
Telephone Co., Port Byron, N. Y.—Bonds
Privately—The company has placed privately with
Berksire Life Insurance Co. $125,000 of 25-year first
corporation
covering
officers
this
of
by
ticular since
contemplated,"
>
and
:
finance
con¬
Minneapolis, Minn.—Files—
on
22
June
filed
a
Quinby & Co,, Inc.—Registers
With SEC—
be
placed
noted
only
Controls
company
prior
no
stock
tion
37%
June 21,
registration
statements seeking
Accumulation of common stock of E. I. duPont de
$600,000; Quinby Plans for Accumulation of common
Plans for
of
of
Plans
following
&
Co.,
Eastman
common
for
Kodak Co., $1,250,000;
Quinby Plans for Accumula¬
stock of General Electric Co., $1,250,000;
Accumulation of common stock of American
and Quinby
Telephone and
182, p. 818.
"We
in
of
the
the
smaller
,
See
Inc.—Control Completed—
ACF-Wrigley Storgs^Inc.
Suit—
Files
such
was
given us that
Robertshaw, President,
A.
action was
not as
"We have
of
is
of
counsel
confined
instrument
no
has
and
our
as
hands
suit
for
to gas
the
should
It
company.
controls which is
heat
oven
products.
our
know
years
who
which
increased
so
has
been
little
controls
use
our
p.
improved
so
price over
The millions
day
much
the past
of Amer¬
in
temperature control.
oven
gas
housewives
best
2654.
183,
Aircraft
Rohr
of
Cost
every
are
our
answer
Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings—
1956 '
1955
$68,906,532 $61,612,390
April 30—
sales
Provision
It
the
taxes
Federal
2,625,000
share.-
is
which
amounted
to
$2,161,200
$2.40
Rohr, President, said, that earnings for
July 31, will approximate those of last
anticipated, Fred H.
fiscal year,
which ends
year,
2,341,000
$2,342,497
$2.60
14
income
per
57,110,190
63,939,035
;
for
Earnings
$3.63
per
share.
As tooling on certain contracts has been comDleted and production
begun, Mr. Rohr said, sales have increased steadily for several months.
to
our
in obtaining contracts for the manufacture of
other major components for three of the new
"our backlog of $156,000,000 now is
ago we had
a
backlog of $115,000,000. with slightly
representing commercial business."—V. 183, p. 410.
success
packages
power
and
airline transports,"
40%,
A
year
less than 15%
Mr. Rohr said,
from
Gross
Jet
above.—V. 183, p. 2654.
■
"
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
1954
1955
1956
May—
$10,616,052 $10,448,078
railway
$9,461,163
$10,864,113
2,696,869
railway—...
2,181,049
2,396,190
1,631,628
oper. income.—
1,140,892
1,188,035
791,179
1,217,966
50,991,034
50,396,028
48,107,646
53,116,852
10,434,615
11,991,965
8,891,483
5,060,209
5,801,817
3,766,533
from
NHyfy.
Frbm Jan. 1—
frosji
Net
ry.
—V,
railway.:
railway
dper.
183,"
p.
...
income
Louis-San Francisco
St.
& Texas
1956
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
Net
frpm
ry.
$339,545
$476,849
110,203
61,436
77,870
192,665
15,414
•2,861
*1,553
1,907,410
2.044,005
1,807,534
2,362,431
567,316
income
655,087
483,592
891,513
90,838
168,879
91,371
250,674
-
railway
;
income—
♦Deficit.—W 183,
57,088
»
railway
oper.
J953
1954
$362,192
railway..
oper.
from
5.752,977
$379,613
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
12,704,121
.
3016.
May—
Gross
Net
was
(Fred P.) Rapp,
Co.—Gov't
were
notice
John
said
that
one
Net
filed with the SEC amendments on
registration of
additional securities as indicated: Quinby Plans for Accumulation of
common
stock of General Motors Corp., $750,000;
Quinby Plans for
Accumulation of common stock of Standard Oil of New Jersey, $600,000;
the
Nemours
supplies
company
7
19,857 shares of 80-cent
This investment company
to
The
yet had an opportunity to review the Complaint but the matter has
GrossVfrom
1956
1912.
to customers in Roanoke, Salem and Vinton, Va., an area
population of about 103,000 people.—V. 171, p. 1264.
!
Robertshaw-Fulton
Net
Telegraph Co., $250,000.—V.
producers
881,075
Sales
Sold
1956 production.
and
$2,503,236
778,802
railway.,.,
oper.
to this suit."—V.
»
The
-
V
$2,337,242
867,244
'
843,374
271,756
1956—5 Mos.—1955
proposed public offering of 259,473 shares of common Stock
(par $1) through Shields & Co., has been withdrawn. See also V. 183,
ing
luxury
for
ry.
—V.
income
technologically
Popular* Merchandise Co., Inc.—Offering Withdrawn—
Quinby
largest motor,
Bigtwins—accounted
$2,347,718
1953
1954
1—
from
from
Net
20
letter of notification with the
cumulative preferred stock (par\
$5) and 39,714 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered in units
of one share of preferred and two shares of common at $15 per unit,
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be added to working capital.
Manufac¬
motors—the
-Earnings—
1955-
1956
$2,371,046
railway
Jan.
Net
628,922
railway
183, p. 2767.
SEC
•
biggest single seller is its
Bigtwin.
Evinrude's
year
Marine &
Gross
been
3,1852,226
,
,
2768.
p.
St. Louis-San Francisco
Evinrude
—
...
h.p.
1956—Month—19'55
31—
Protective Foods Corp.,
30.
Co.
turing
of
will
Sept.
574,405
Income—.
from
rev.
The
„
company
3,021,536
629,798
457,306
*
: .827,614
489,332
■._■■■•
railway^.
oper.
The
(with an
p.
1757.
Up 35%—Dealer Stocks Going Fast—.
ending
3,303,630
3,930.816.
1,052,344
3,165,823
the
The steadily climbing sales curve of America's biggest dollar volume
recreation—boating—will take another big jump this year.
Evinrude
Motor's
Director
of Sales,
Howard F.
Larson,
has announced that
his
163^686
mortgage bonds.
stockholders
by
privilege),
183,
railway____
oper.
"Due
•:
registration statement filed with the SEC on March 29, covering
of no par value capital stock, was
These shares were scheduled to be
for
121,162
$4,324,487
p.
proposed issue of 48,108 shares
effective as of June 13.
oversubscription
133,452
the
In
'
•
ry.
From
278,999
1—
railway-
operations
declared
offered
132,978
expenses
Net
Statement Effective—
tion
a
i'
Capacity—
that it is the nation's third
June 25 announced
on
surprised to learn of the filing
the Department of Justice of the anti-trust action against us, par¬
Port Byron
i
Net
$870,287
revenue-
—V.
borrowings
c
Corp.—To Increase
Steel
underway.—V.
from
from
"The
$652,195
161,488
oper.
2766.
p.
1954
1955
oper.
2,500
May 15, 1956, plus additional borrowings of $14,500,000,
exempt from the Holding Company Act/ Accordingly, approval was
of
Mineola,
of
9 Months Ended
of
and
N.
50%.
by
feet
■
1953
$743,506
237,015
$841,381
Railway
22 has received SEC au¬
a
credit agreement with
banks, the proceeds of which are to be used to pay part of the
costs of the company's 1956 construction program, estimated at $67,170,000.
Of the $31,000,000 of borrowings, $2,500,000, which was bor¬
amount
I.,
office
now
Net
West Virginia Ry.—Earnings-
Railway
2,500
seven
sought,
Gross
ican
This company, it was announced on June
thorization to make bank borrowings under
as
L.
research
May—
401,908
247,979
Period End. May
Net
are
Hicksville,
of steel ipgots )yj$h an annual capacity of 10,262,000
expansion program to boost capacity to 12,038,000 tons a
An
is
year
$1,189,554
458,105
183, p. 290tt.
—V.
Ohio Power Co.—Bank Loans Authorized-
rowed
$1,390,313
84,025
income—
Jan.
from
Net
2,500
^
and
library
new
square
tons.
$2,206,950
1,017,396
1,092,188
$257,180
railway
oper.
From
Gross
2,500
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Wulff, Hansen & Co
Co...
plant to
areas
Republic
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$2,482,501
1956
ry.
&
Co
engineering
enlarging
This corporation
?"
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
—
&
The
Roanoke
78,605
railway
from
Net
2,500
Weber-Mitchell
its- main
move
Y.
the
from
3014.
p.
from
Co.,
&
...
will
building at 233 Jericho Turnpike in
space left vacant by them will go towards
offices
pany
2,500
—
Taggart
division
the
July,
183,
$244,473
May—
2,500
3,500
__
183,
Gross
2,500
3,000
Ladd
&
Co....
&
:
"■
largest producer
,
2,500
Co
In
two-story
Y.
The
income..
oper.
ry.
Pittsburgh &
2,500
Co.——
&
,
Missiles
Guided
Corp.—Doubles
Aviation
from
Department,—V.
198,756
r
183,
products.—V.
mill
titanium
,
from railway
rev.
.operations
2,500
Co.
Inc.
Suburban
&
are
building
will give the Guided
Missiles Division
floor space.
The division will expand into an¬
other
10,000 square feet In
Its present Hicksville
plant when the
company's plastic department shifts to the main plant at Farmingdale.
Republic now has a total of 2,650,000 square feet of floor
space in Its five Long Island plants.
•,
•
,<
•
■'
The new Mineola building was leased from Benjamin. F. Cavell and
Albert
J.
Raizan
of
Globe-Nassau
Supply
Co.
through Ray Polly
Associates, brokers, for a period of five years.—V. 183, p. 3015.
The
56,500
development
$455,936
220,442
2,500
Co....
&
N.
research
"'V
1965—Month—1955
$465,185
expenses
Net
2,500
>_
.
y
revenue-
oper.*
Net
Herrick & Co., Inc.
Barrett
Co.
In
^:^^^
•
In
sheet
struction.
of
Co.
Haupt & Co—_
5,000
5,000
&
Co.
Hutton
A.
E.
&
Chicago
6,000
_r
Lestrange
Hayden,
Co
Securities
Navy
the
;.'V
oper.
Net
2,500
First
Arthurs,
-,,V f«r
Railway
2,500
Doolittle
10,000
for
Railway
2,500
25,000
25,000
electronically
prime products
for
award
second
components
2,500
Co,
Co.
&
White, Weld & Co
Hecker
&
Co
&
alloy
laboratories. '
1
Robert G. Melrose, General Manager of the Guided Missiles Division,
said
that
the
new
building
will enable the- division to double Its
"mechanical brain"
computing section and to increase its scientilio
Contract—
Piedmont and Northern Ry.—Earnings—
com¬
& Kraus______
Hammill
Shearson,
Elchler
Bateman,
Burnham
shipping
available, placing Rem-Cru in a
toward the ultimate goal of completely
feet
square
administrative
production
Forces in the
Period Endf May 31—
been
Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac RR
vCr:V;v ,1
*•;
M:
:•
the
and
the
the
is
Inc-.
Remington Arms,
by
owned
,
has
corporation plans to double its Guided Missiles Division's facili¬
research, development and producton, it was announced on
I.,
bases.
catapult
Shares
Higginson Corp
35,000
Planning Corp. ;r
Ball,
underwriters
contract
3014.
p.
agent
purchase from
to
Navy
controlled
flight,
in
jointly
183, p. 2078.,
Corp.—Awarded
automatic
land
or
is
America.
Rem-Cru
28.
L.
'
this division.—V.
of
•
modern,
an
of
Manager
237,000
Sometime
-
the
that
expects
will be
30
Inc.
Co.
1955,
position to expand
facilities for producing
a
last few weeks to the new company
headed by Frank N.
Piasecki.
The first contract was for designing,
manufacturing and flight testing a radically new vibration-reducing,
low
maintenance, low cost helicopter rotor
that will greatly reduce
the cost of rotary wing aircraft and was for the U. S. Army, Trans¬
portation Corps.
■,><.■ ••
Five
other
contracts
recently were awarded to
the corporation,
including the overhaul and repair of H-25 and H-21 type helicopter
rotor
blades for
the Olmsted Air Force Base, Middletown, Pa.
and
—V.
Investors
of
several
agreed
he
investment
1955
for
and
on
the same
®
1
' '
financial position of the
:
Aircraft
completely
and
•
as
••
Lee
each
the
of
names
which
shares
ties
;
Department on June 24 announced awarding a contract
to this corporation to build an experimental vertical lift aeronautical
development nick-named the ".Sea Bat."
Frank N. Piasecki, President, said the "Sea Bat" will be unmanned
of proceeds
follows:
•
,Shares
are
pany,
etc.—
and increase their production loreMr. Bradford stated, "We expect
shipments in 1956."
to revise
our
Facilities—
Navy
aircraft
agent for the company. The Bank of New York will play
part in deciding as to the purchase or sale of portfolio securities
the declaration of dividends and distributions by the company.
number
start of operations
President and General
the
of
Bradford,
I.
C.
quantities.
Republic
six
said
June
General
This
will
company
Anniversary
Inc.,
710.
p.
not. be
Earnings,
Steel
over
integrated
Financial Vice-President,
net
earnings of - the
the
given by the Armed
disbursing
no
shall
as
at $9,000,000.
on
as
The
perform other
and dividend
and
company
as
341,550
was in excess of $30,000,000,
exclusive of
securities.
The
company's
cash
position
31
shipboard
York, founded
the
of
6,939.322
producers
January,
favorable
at Room. 2033, Two Rector St.,
(EDT) on July 11 for the purchase
shares of its authorized but unissued
Corp.—Estimated
for
Piasecki
concern,
collection
the
to
V.
Stroheim
tinue
an
CUSTODIAN—The company employs The Bank of New
be
H
Co.—-Bids July 11—
a.m.
facturing aircraft components.
„
in
13,196,597
5,572,556
5th
the
Titanium,
Crucible
carload
Simultaneously PennTexas has acquired the business of the Schatzkl
Engineering Company of Springfield Gardens, L. I. and has changed
its name to the Central Engineering Division. Mr. Schatzkl will con¬
•
research
55,827,576
10,178,905
5,949,513
accelerate\expansion plans.
Since
improvement; over May 31.Erich Schatzkl has been elected Vice-President of this corporation,
in
charge
of
Engineering,
and
also Vice-President in
charge of
Engineering at Liberty Products Corp., a Penn-Texas subsidiary manu¬
authorized capitalization of
5,000,000 shares of capital stock, par value $1, and prior to public
offering had outstanding only
100 shares
of capital stock,
all of
which were issued at $10 per share to directors and officers of the
company,
as
follows: Mr. Templeton, 96 shares;
Mr. Damroth, two
shares: and Mr. Palmer, two shares.
'v;V
CAPITALIZATION—The
i;
board
the
other
Rem-Cru
that
are
stood
Mr.
Corporation;
Dr. Eugene T. Booth, Jr., of the faculty of Columbia University and
executive
officer of its Department of Physics
and Calvin D. Mac->;
Chairman
of
Titanium,
nearly double
very
and
issuable pursuant to sub- *■
offering to be made by it to its common stock¬
183, pp. 2901, and 3014.
an
Stroheim,
company
advisory board, which v/ill make recommendations to the manage¬
ment in-connection with the Fund's investment policy includes Robert
Gross,
11
$6.50)
(par
taxes,
May
on
An
E.
and
to
on June 27 stated that
company,
after Federal
months ending June 30 will be a minimum
of 75c per share on
the outstanding common stock, after providing
for preferred stock dividend payments.
Mr.
Stroheim
further. stated
that the company's working capital
Ernest
income
inventor of radar.
consultant and
electronics
the
also
See
indications
G.
an
:
-
.
the
cast
President
new
a
This
Damroth and William S.. Palmer, VicePresidents. Mr. Templeton is President of Templeton, Dobbrow & Vance,
and
President
of
Templeton Investment Research, -Inc. Among the
directors are Richard de La Chapelle, George T. Delacorte, Jr., William
E. S
Griswold and Sir Robert A. Watson-Watt.
Sir Robert is internationally
the selection of
Templeton,
John M.
46,350,583
II,140,802
2902.
p.
recognition
June
.
include
of
Penn-Texas
proposes to specialize in the
securities of com¬
considerable extent in the nuclear, electronic and
presently a closed-end investment company but
will become an open-end company with redeemable shares at the time
of
delivery of the shares now being offered. Templeton Investment
Research, Inc., an affiliate of Templeton, Dobbrow & Vance, invest¬
ment counsellors, will serve as investment adviser to the new company.
company
up
under
scriptions
holders.
to
Y.,
such
stock
common
Is
the
47,644,282
announced that the continuation of the rapidly expanding
demand for titanium mill products had caused Rem-Cru Titanium, Inc.
will be received by. the company
York
from
a
of
26 announced
resigned.
Mylod,
Pacific Power & Light
New
company,
William
58,574,949
14,536,992
..
income
Rem-Cru
Now,
Higginson Corp. on June 27 offered for public sale 210,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) at $10 per share.
BUSINESS—The company, organized as a diversified management
and
of
new., head of the $52,000,000 insurance subsidiary of TransCorp. is John A. Steel of Texas, and President of Southwest
Insurance Co.,
Dallas.
He will take over his new duties as
President of Pacific National in San Francisco July 1.—V. 158* p. 396.
date
PERSONNEL—Officers
1,548,197
Remington Arms Co.- -Affiliate to Expand—
General
marketable
President,
1,016,495
6,364,732
railway
railway.
oper.
183,
In
america
Nucleonics, Chemistry & Electronics Shares, Inc.—Offered—An underwriting group headed by Lee
It
with large
183, p. 775.
June
on
L.
J.
succeed
Stock
fields.
•
'trading-up' which has changed
motors outselling small for the
this.. fantastic
is
predictions
from
ry.
V.
The
Bids
chemical
Net
Net
raises
also
I,210,212
1—
Jan.
from
and
$6.05
Production
panies engaged to
This
later.
years
Pacific National Fire Insurance Co.—New President—
The
to
Corp.—Stock Subscriptions—
The offering of 2,811,973 shares of common" stock re¬
cently made to stockholders of Pacific Northwest Pipe¬
line Corp. at $1.10 per share on a share-for-share basis,
was heavify oversubscribed.
Subscriptions through pri¬
mary
rights totaled 2,794,176 shares, and total sub¬
scriptions were for 3,230,965 shares. The offering was
underwritten by White, Weld & Co. and associates. See
investment
two
owner
,
Manager,
$2.98
The consolidated sales backlog of the company on April 30,
1956, Q
was
$229,000,000, compared with $265,000,000 on Jan. 31, 1956, and
$306,000,000 on April 30, 1955. Since April 30 last we have negotiated
additional business amounting to approximately $70,000,000 which is
not included in the backlog figures given above.—V. 183, p. 1970.
V. 183, p. 2766.
boat
years."—V.
three
past
$8,999,382
Earnings per share———-i~—:——ir.v-w-
Northwest
result
The
production
our
195,714,081
10,223,900
217,533,404
—
—
——————$4,508,728
income
foot
18
an
_
$226,952,432 $214,937,363
-
ry.
From
Gross
horsepower
easily.
1955
1956
income—estimated
on
"becomes
-Earnings Lower-
income—
other
.and
Net
2,211,099
>
1953
$8,708,754 $11,461,711
1,676,909
2,778,518
$9,808,380
from
development
requirement.
"Eventually the family man who owns a runabout gets the urge to
have a cruiser, and also twin motor installation to haul a full load
9 Months Ended April 30—
Eales
is
his
(& Subs.)
Northrop Aircraft, Inc.
Net
1954
1955
1956
railway
$12,186,374
railway—
3,038,761
oper. income—
1,371,029
from
Gross
"A
63,642,846
68,916,217
12,063,537
6,024,399
73,332,243
.
railway.-—__
from
Net
—V.
1—
Jan.
Net
Reading Co.—Earnings—
May—
weather-wise,
spring,
which received its big impetus then.
14-foot outboard owner one year," according to Mr. Larson, who
also President of the Outboard Motor
Manufacturers Association,
cruiser
outboard
Gross
usual
an
$15,218,986 $13,264,408 $14,154,419^ nationally, dealers subscribed for large sizes earlier than ever before,
trading-up*
2,657,950
3,120,234
l,116i448^
' * The reason for this is that boat buyers have been
"«■>"
1,531,571
1,547,680
194,530
909,435 ? continually since the advent of the 25 h.p. motor In 1952 and the
income.—
oper.
Prom
Despite
history.
our
9
'
their
it
railway^-- $15,744,626
from
Gross
1956
"
j
■
and
1953
1954
explained that- "our dealer stocks* are going very fast,
optimism that has made this the biggest dollar
Larson
Mr.
Ry.—•EarningS-
Northern Pacific
(9)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 55471.. The
Volume 184
p.
3016.
,10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(10)
St.
Co.—Leases Mill
Regis Paper
The
amount
held in company treasiiry.
Ulncludes 22 shares reserved for
exchange of stock of former parent merged with the company in 1937.
to Thor—
June 25 announced that it is leasing the facilities
of its paper mill at Kalamazoo, Mich,,
to Allied Paper Division of
Thor
Corp.. of Chicago,
111.
The lease,
which is on a long-term
feasts, becomes effective on June 30 and includes a purchase option.
company
The
St.
Regis
Paper Co.,
Inc..
in
feoard
on
acquired
was
.
of
as
Thor
also in
Allied Paper mill,
3016.
acquired the
133,
1955.—V.
p.
Dean
Witter
California
The
Benjamin
that
the
defers
tax
'Counsel
Pester
H.
is
one
payment
until
for
the
of
end
-U.
and
S.
that
eight
York,
New
the
distillation
on
of
Governor
who
years
the
The
to
#ourt
.
dismiss.
made
were
at
three Judges
L.
Staley
U.
S.
of
the
District Judges^ohn
1235,
p.
Arouments
and
pro
one-day hearing here
a
con
W.
June
on
filed
20
letter
a
of
End's
i
10
notification
with
"/
the
6%
convertible
*
subordinated
O'Connell
&
Co.,
and
100%
associates, at
quickly sold.
were
Co,
West
End
End
'
outstanding
End
of
of
has
End
Stauffer
Division
sales
in
Co.
preferred.
been
owns
-
.
soda
For
the
Stauffer
Chemical
ash,
183,
for
the
four
net
months
earnings
June
on
period'
after
oper.
income
Net
Com.
t,
Marcus
elfective
announced
1
motion
25.
Sept.
June
on
Askew,
Hook
of .the
22.—V.
*
183,
April
comparative
shares
of
<
'share.
The
1,
net
proceeds
410.
p.
John
C.
''-ii
of Sun Oil Co., Ltd.,
its Secretary-Treasurer,
Agnew,
Canadian subsidiary.
Askew will make his healquarters
East,
Toronto,
shares
toj 4.730,688
each.—y. 183,
be
costs.—V.
construction
May—'
•
Gross
See
Chicago North
used
183,
retire
to
loans
bank
and
Tennessee Central
;
3058.
p.
System,
1956
from
ry.
railway
railway
:
above."
1955
V
'
1954
,
Net
ry.
have
par
for
1)
been
'
restated —
$40 each
value
$347,089
141,561
-50,476
•
■65.844
46,672
12,358
,
Net
of
value
par
EEC
company
covering
offered
ft
June
on
50,000
fried
15
of
shares
letter
a
of
stock
common
50
(par
company intends to
with
the
4,819,426
^
:
:
3,744,^72
The
18,697,595
20,845,970
oper.
mcoine—
14,288,840
to
cents)
.
% Gross from
be
•C
tfet
s
Net
from
.
•
20,601,452
railway-—
$298,599
rallway__*-__
-
from
i: Net
add the net proceeds to work¬
ry.
181,801
oper.
'.I*. S
•-•>feh
'1,325.166
♦Deficit.—V.
183, p.
its
company
company has
timers, in addition
incorporated in
plant are located
Connecticut
was
and
the
entered
258,309
field
of
radio
in
In
Forestville,
timers
the
three
months
ended
March
1882,
1956,
the
■
.
$5,741,326
tive
for
the
Vice-President,
same
announced
■
BONDS
the
■
■
.
Net
year
ago.
cipal
company on June 22 received profit-sharing checks
of their earnings for the
March-ADril-May quarter.
profit-sharing payment brings to $15,540,000 the amount
out since the employes'
profit-sharing program was 'naugurdted
Life
A. Beck,
Executive
Vice-President, said.—V.
18v
from
by
to
its
series
stock
with
of
has
called
outstanding series
The
B
corporation
St.,
A
New
stock
of
of
be
and
Y.
of
Shoe
the
made
the
the
series
Corp.
of
Pacific
Power
C
stock
B
at
in
Irving
and
$102
each
Co.,
stocks
(par $7.50)
(with
Fourth
Co.—Stock
each
and
10
Dean
underwriting the
PROCEEDS—The
of
common
loans
per
offering to
and
and
is
service
account
for
offering.
&
Further
will
and
associates
details follow:
company
provides
mainly
provid3d
to
in
the
Reno
approximately
and
79%
of
service
Tahoe
Sparks,
in
area.
Nev.
parts
Water
Electric
of
Cali¬
and
operations
1955.
perlods>
$889,829
$485,038
to
common
stock
in
'»
GIVING
(due
due
1977
series
due
EFFECT
3%%
series
due
1984
debentures
due
:
'
par
Commom stock
.
;
$2.44
value)™
($7.50
'•
1975
payable to banks—
Preferred stock, series A,
($50
PRESENT
*975 000
3,500^00
par
!
2,*50o!o00
FINANCING
Outstanding
'
producing
companies,
in
p.
the
C.
GIVING
Ada-Pace
oil
there
Birk
Estate
and
and
wells;
lease,
gas
hi
TO "PRESENT
FINANCING
i;,' Outstanding f
Authorized
;
lease,
producing
"A'', oil
.
$1)
Wichita
gas
producing
lease, which
gas
five
wells.
in
three
are
Denny oil and
there.are
EFFECT
"
leases
which
L.
which
the
acreage;
-*r-X
following
the
on
S.
properties,
wildcat
or
.■•
in
Awo. producing
are
1,000,000 shs/i
217,792 shs.
*
7 525 000
3,500,000
12,269,000
1,550,000
ii«^^ti0naI ^nds °f same
limitations contained in
80,500 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
5688,340 shs.
or other series may be issued subject to
mortgage.
fNot including $15,000
principal
Proceeds
.
of
the
through
1,
:
'
to
said
John
1,
1976
and
dated
Boston,
Mass.,
to
be
June
issued
1,-
trustee.
under
1956
•
received
from
to
'
Net
from
-
Net
ry.
1,
Net
'
after
bonds
10,
701
1911,
Boonville
in Maine.
fire
p.
Springfield,
supplies
It
Ave.,
water for
protection
2945.
in
purposes
;
Mo.,
from
the
sale
of
these
issues
will
be
used
Gross
Net
from
Net.ry.
Net
Net
'
.
;
"
'
railway
railway
Jan.
ry.
25,043
expansion
now
conducted
ry.
*70,627
*42,613
-
'
oper.
183,
1,241,827
1,178.175
2,662
p.
69,146
15,602
Net
ry.
*335,569
*246,116
*271,847
-Mf.
183,; p.
approved
ment
will
submitted
The
mon
into
It
a
5-6
for
shares
an
of
June
plan
West
End
of
one
share
commori
of
stock
for
early
next
C.
1^55
V
1954
55,135,584
15,608,348
3.454,050
backlog
1955.
to
1953
53,215,953
63,202,872
12,456,819
4,088,387'
19,381,367
2,904,494 1
»
5,798,861
first
quarter
Thermal
velocity
line
its
of
used
last
at
reported
oil
and
volume
a
combination
equipment
p.
Gross
had
gas-oil
designed -around
2012..
railway
ry.
be
delivered
facilities.
order
brings Ther-
sales
of
of
high
$777,000.
For. the
burners.
the
heat
release, high
also produces a
It
unique
characteristics
of
.
1955
1954
$615,255
1953
$618,189
$670,169
235,403
242,240
275,760
75,322
80,577
95,372
2,864,203
3,027,428
3,244,555
1,321,541 .*■ 1,055,303
1,168,562
1,379,325
380,238
480,540
97,419
"
"
1—
railway
3,297.792
railway
oper.
183,
the
RR.—Earnings—
$700,288
income
from
General
.
290,801'
Jan.
of
.
railway-
oper.
testing, will
Indianapolis
that
line
1956
from
Division
$288,000.
was
patented
Toledo Peoria & Western
from
Allison
turbine
Allison's
gas
Thermal
year,
year
burners.—V. 183,
ry.
the
approximately $1,000,000, the highest in the com¬
backlog compares with onfe of $352,000 at the end
of this
gas,
in
President,
manufactures
heat
from
substantially more than $400,000 worth of
apparatus, comprising an oil fired system
The
air of
For
received
for
The
installation
Peskln,
pany's history.
of
for
year
Leonard
mal's
p.
Income
435,805
323,868
2946.
1,469,041
-
14,414
*224,271
Trans Continental
Industries,
Detroit
Hardware
Another
forward
announced
.economic
growth
merger
of
Belgrsno
jr.
Stauffer
one
Inc.—New? Name—
Manufacturing Co. above.-^-V. 183,
Transamerica Corp.—Six Bankers
28
and
192,672
RR.—Earnings—
13,883,071
order
an
of
is
exchange
•1 351,190
V' 97,092
556;207
143,393
2945.
Corp.
Net
approval.
provides
for
467,025
115,377
-
corporation- has
*28,978
expected that the formal merger agree¬
be adopted
by both boards in the near future and will be
to the stockholders of both
companies for
plan
stock
Stauffer.
on
1,470^412
58,641,502
income
heating equipment.
heating air to be
from
Stauffer Chemical Co.—Announce
Merger Plan—
End
1,196,187
Thermal Research &
Engineering Corp.—New Contract
This
See
This company and the West
End Chemical Co.
their
boards of directors
have
12;240
i,308,626
1—
oper.
Net
3059.
that
21,429
447,472
railway
railway—,
from
=30,740
*60,292
1,300,335
income!
♦Deficit.—V.
66,041
34,636
$11,952,720 $11,813y025 $10,120,257 $11,755,138
2,778,259
3,699,380
2,055,109
3,078,039
income—'
664,054
1,082,913
728,940
839,144
Jan.
Net
—V.
railway
railway;
*1953
$258,158
1,355,689
from
From
$288,026
*
•
-••
railway
railway
oper.
"From
Gross
Net
1953
*2,343
,
80.749
May—
$232,848
.
Kemp
$253,729
•
1956
from
Motors
;
1—
from
from
$260,803
*4,956
com¬
2811.
p.
from
was
for
1954
$256,926
"
Income
oper.
•
the
substantial part of
said. Operations will
a
$314,537
129,099
income™
oper.
Net
de¬
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
of
an¬
26,130
railway:
railway—
183,
Net
Net
1956
front
plant
was
104,124
income
oper,
ry.
Gross
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Manager
1954
$288,674
Texas & New Orleans
residential,
Spring¬
-
Mr.
ammonia
an
Ry.—Earnings—
from
Gross
the
;
General
converting
solutions,
railway
railway—^—
used
of
Jr.,
for
of
111.,-refinery, it
1957.
May—
from
and
fall
1,
secured
Springfield
nitrogen
from
from
Net
—V.
Rockland-Atlas
of
sale
"Gross
Gross
Mutual
June
C. Kemp,
Department.
facilities
>
this
Lockport,
From Jan. 1—
'<■■
by
■
interest
and
in
Its
L.
have
to
at
1956
n
'
,
late
$2,-
or
by
will
construction
May—
Portland
Hancock
25
start
capacity
Texas Mexican
-
amended.
as
will
day
When completed, the ammonia
plant will be Texaco's second major
petrochemicals facility. The first, an additives
plant at the company's
largest refinery in Port Arthur, Texas,
will begin production early
next year.—V. 183,
p. 2697.
secured
First
trustees,
June
•
June
and
a
ammonia
start
1
has
1956,
dated
be
under
company's activities, operations of which are
81 loan offices in 18 states.—V.
183, p. 3058.
West
80.500 shs.
value)
June
?
975, jWO
4,000,000
divi-
the
:
and
companies $1,000,000 of 5% junior sinking fund notes due June 1, 1968.
'
'
Gross
$3,000,000
4 000 000
Notes
deiwl
TO
$3,000,000
1978
3%%
the
on
•;"'■ v-'
plant
prin-
arranged by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler. Mr. Levitt
also announced that the
company had placed difect with
four insurance
From
••
:
1970)
series
3(4%
,
-
bonds—
3(4%
2%%
income
dividends, has increased from
aggregating $1.03 were paid on the
Authorized
mortgage
"Series A,
Net
Feb.
on
-May—
have
preferred
Dividends
1955.
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
after
Power
June
indenture
of
be
the
at
eas
revenues.
operating revenues of Sierra Pacific
$3,203,127 in 1951 to $8,524,782 in
from
and
sell
Mass.,
1956
to buy at' private sale on
principal amount thereof plus accrued
$1,000,000 4'/2% debentures, to be dated
1956,
due
Bank
sell
to
Boston,
was
v
electric
Lake
agreed
1,
company has placed $5,000,000 of 4%% senior
due June ls 1966.
Direct placement of the notes
notes
-
are
the
use
June
that this
as
Co.
after
State Finance Co., Des
Moines, Iowa—Private Place¬
ments—Ellis I. Levitt,
President, on June 25 announced
of one
EARNINGS—Total
increased
in
and
Petrochemical
The
air
com¬
proceeds
of
the
current
stock along with bank
loans to repay certain
other
to provide funds for
construction purposes.
Nevada,
also
Witter
agr:ed to
has agreed
commercial, industrial and
field, Mo., area.—V. 183,
common
the basis
on
or
the
BUSINESS—Comnany
-
Offering—Mention
share
shares held
company
BUSINESS—The
fornia
$20
at
St..
of June
21, 1956,
oversubscription privilege), rights to
expire
p.m. (EDT)
on July 6, 1956.
Stone & Webster
Securities
leases
(par
713.
tons
nounced
.
made
an
3:30
and
.M
\
.
acquire,
oil
leases
acres
acres
.
company
180
pany's
,
share
be
1,
be
will
organzied
our
share for
new
separate
stock
183,
The
of
.
•
by the
company
for the .following purposes: ^
$3,800,000 to pay in full bank loans
outstanding as of March 31, 1956;
and
$800,894 to reimburse the
company
treasury for amounts expended for plant additions prior to
April 1, 1956 and for estimated
improvements and additions to
plant during the period April." 1 to
Dec. 31, .1956, and for
additions to working capital.
Payment*
One Wall
will
35' North
America",
bentures
series
per
case.
Trust
C
the
company also
Insurance Co. of
on
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be
the offering of the common stock and
27, 1956, all of
preferred shares.
share,
per
share
per
at
July
$101
series
cents
on
cumulative
at
shares of
stock
bank;
$4.50
issue of June 25 of the
stockholders of 62,576 additional
mon
sale
C
and
52Va
will
the
redemption
and
15, Ohio.r—V. 183, p. 2902.
made in
was
B
be-redeemed
share,
per
York, N.
Sierra
at
A
office
Columbus
A,
will
dividends
series
the
stock
$104
accrued
the
at
at
for
also
Co.
at
-Springfield's
National
Shoe Corp. of America—To Redeem
Preferred Stock—
The
Life
sale
Co.,
has
1956
June
195G,
2768.
p.
Mutual
private
therepf plus accrued interest from
mortgage-bonds, series E, 37/« %, to
Insurance
June .l,
latest
1934, G.
amount
Springfield
Kgbfcloyees of this
In
at
buy
1956, to be due June 1, 1981 and to be issued
by
Springfield's
indenture
dated
April
1,
1936
National Bank and St. Louis Union Trust
■
amounting to 15%
paid
PRIVATELY—The
Hancock
to
500,000 -first
Pays 15% Profit-Sharing Bonus—
The
SOLD
John
agreed
.
.
-
to
used
major
dealer's discount of $1 per share.
.a
*■
(
ity stockholders, and the remaining 3,814 shares were
publicly offered by the underwriter, Moody Investment
CoM Springfield, Mo., at $14 per share.
first
quarter ended May 31 increased to $5,920,220 ;
period a year ago, G. A. Beck, Execu¬
on
June 25.
;
/l.»: •••'
earnings for the March-April-May period of the current fiscal
year rose to $475,898, or 58 oents a
share, compared with $352,333, or
43 cents a share, for the same
period a year ago. Provision for.taxes
during the quarter amounted to $501,200
compared with $365,300 a
from
197,597
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary ^offering of 425,000 shares of capital stock (par $25) was made
on June 26
by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $64.25 per share, with
-
agreed to exercise its right to subscribe to, and to acquire, 66,666 of said shares.
Of the remaining 22,222
shares, 18,408 shares were subscribed for by the minor¬
(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—Sales and
Earnings increase
for
100
there
iTexas
w:
♦
sales
£:■
sales
be
from
58.8
separate
-
V.
3058.
.
$1,192,863 and net loss was $122,137, while for the year ended
31. 1955 sales amounted to $6,338,380 and net loss was
$372,590.
183, p. 2902.
/ '
Net
will
wofking .Interest
,
Conn.
industrial
and
31,
totaled
Dec.
two
.
■
—V.
15,693
speculation.
a
covers
covers
a
Common
.
EARNINGS—For
193,689
2,246,524
•/'
principal, offices
Tne
lease
which
530,198
-.
282,565
as
proceeds
agreements
'CAPITALIZATION
1,332,872
488.932
221,210
C39.291
.
521,873
257,518
corporate purposes.
corporacion owns interests in
wells;
lease
)fend
%32,88982,810
1,440,489
>503,804
income—
'
.'154,771
^53,018 v
1,515,612
railway—-—
1953
$325.5''9
94,385
••••
72,771
•
ior-geuerai
which
"
Net
net
County, Texas:-two
$289,141
146,963
.-.••i?"471i'tttiSbUli
l-fr ■
'•Gross from railway-
abo
-
1954
$322,441
27,724
*32,845 '
;;;
ojifcr., income-—.
ry.
1955
From Jgn.
>_
-Earnings—-•
•.
1,861,930
611,536
*
company reccntry offered, through Thomas Fair Neblett, 608
Los Angeles, Calif., 99,990 shares of common stock
(par $1)
$*3 per snare
The
Springfield City Water Co., Springfield, Mo.—Stock
Offered—The company on May 21 offered, to its common
to expanding its line of electric clocks and move¬
stockholders of record May 15, 1956 the right to subscribe
ments, and carrying on varying amounts of work on defense contracts.
:f on or before June 14, 1956 for 88,888 additional shares
CAPITALIZATION—living e|fect to the new financing, the Sessions
of common stock (par $10) at $13
company will have outstanding 1,181,200 shares of-common, stock
per share at the rate
(par
$1) and 50,000 shares
ojjrl% cumulative convertible preferred stock ! of one new share for each IV2 shares owned. Consumers
(par $5).f
■; '•/
Water. Co., the majority stockholder
\y/
of Springfield,
and
at
The
1956
.
•'/
£
2,197,830
628,779
2811.
p.
farm-out
RR.-
15,693
.
8. Hill St.,
2945.
p.
2,276,768
%
income
oper.
183,
72,771
"
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp.—Stock Offered—
„
193,659,559 225,415,148
45,306,332 , 35,355,237
54,670,371
—
183,
3,125,870
.
206,441,627
May—
J,
^
■
BUSINESS—The
4,027,459
railway- 216,579,147
railway
41,607,848
Spokane International
(Conn.)—Stock Offeredi—Gearhart
& Otis, Inc., New York City, on June 26, publicly offered
299,950 shares of common stock at par ($1 per share).
PROCEEDS—The
income—
ry.
—V.
i
Sessions Clock Co.
ing capital.
Net
1953
7"
notification
$1.50 per share, without underwriting.
ry.
—V.
••1954'
$421,431
\
from
railway
from-railway.
Net
f
•'
,
1—
Jan.
from
Net 'from
of
of the
V"/. ;
-v
oper.
From
Gross
Selective Life Insurance Co., Montgomery, Ala.—Files
The
Co.—Earnings—
V 19^6
1955
1953:
$464,810
119.049
income-.;.-.-
oper.
Inc.
$447,043 X
;
railway-— $47,463,912 $45,472,473 $41,227,768 $46,192,331
railway-^-—.
9,678,930
10,689,204
8,286,343
10,833,823
from
$1,93
the
company's
183, p. £080.
Ry.—Earnings—
from
Net
for
pay
Shore
May—
Gross
from
Net
*4,730,688
shares
(2
10.421,305
$1.95
3016.
p.
;
$67,551,975
/ 4,767,322
figures
-
the
at
Canada.—V.
Susquehanna Corp.—New Name—
"Vs
Net
to
are
1956—5 Mos.—1955
10,587,967
9,140,626
of
were
Russell,
wholly owned
offices at 85 Bloor Street,
^
■
Southern Pacific
$0.38
stock
1956
Rooert
recently Manager of the parent Sun Oil Co/s
refinery, succeeds Joseph N. Pew, Jr., as President
Gross
%
9,309,713
1955
purposes,
common
30,
$160,343,
27.
until
(Pa.)
After Sept. 1 Mr.
3016.
underwriters, headed by Hornblower & Weeks and
William R. Staats & Co., on June 28 publicly offered
175,000 shares of common stock (par $1) ;at $19' per
to
w
1,803,711
*4,730,688
4,767,322
$0.39
-
share
com.
Chemical
;v
Mr.
of
were
$72,123,399
2,055,018
1,836,820
,
2,365,344
changed
2,099,402
outstandg.
per
♦For
1956—Month—1955
$14,215,348 $13,275,835
———
shares
Earnings
$20
>
income—
End
T.^ Askew has been e.ected^ President -
Canada,
•
new
revenues
ry.
West
autonomous
an
Sun Oil Co.—New President of Unit—
Southern Nevada Power Co.—Stock Offered—A group
.
>
Period End. May 31—
for
agent
years
3058.
p.
ended
taxes
and
25
*
Seaboard Air Line RR.—May Earnings Up—
Glass
cake,
than
sales
From Jan. 1—
Net
salt
more
exclusive
Co."—V.
:
,
borax,
Calif.
to operate as
designation of "West
the
stock,
owned
are
the hands of the
1,609,341 shares t>f
321,119 shares
of
and
common
preferred
which
"
'
will .continue
under
announced
Wilburn
of
197.1,
p,
West
West
Chemical
Co.
produces
Searles Lake,
at
Chemical
of
irifcSidcut,
accruecf
and
See details in V. 183,
and
West
shares
plant
borax.
Net
v
$1,000,000
due
issued
of
Stauffer
$11,646,792,, and
t
.
debentures
of
of
Sterling Precision Corp.—Earnings—
•
V.'
/.
Sold—The
classes
:
which
Chemical
its
division
X
V-
''
■
shares
60
'
'
596,175
End
at
Stauffer
10
/V^v■; ><'r\
-;:•
interest,
Judge Austin
3rd Circuit; and
and John L. Miller.—V. 183,
Mcllvane
Co
&
Inp.__
j
the
on
June
on
sitting on the motion to dismiss
U. S. Court of Appeals for the
Co.,
Boston, Mass.—Files With SEC
Southeastern Fund—Debentures
of
Schenley filed its complaint against the tax force-out law in Federal
here on Feb. 9 and tne government followed up with its motion
for
Staats
recently offered by Shearson, Hammill & Co. and Homer
court
dismiss
corporation
929.'
1.
merely
sooner.
Research Corp.,
mk'h:'
argued
government
or
&
$2
p.
,
argued
Government,
the
R.
Walston
3016.
p.
of
and
West
lime
10
Co.-——
agreements and the demonstration of equipment to be licensed.—V.-T83,
v
■■■■
the
case
for Schenley
said that exaction of the. $10.50 a gallon tax at
the
end of eight
years
Is unconstitutional because it then becomes
a
direct or property
tax. The Constitution requires such a tax to
fee apportioned among the states in accordance with population.
former
William
10
&
presently
.are
common
Co.———— 10
covering 90,000 shares of common stock-(par $1) to be offered
per
share, through Jackson & Co., Inc., Boston, Mass. .The
proceeds are to be, used for the cost of negotiating additional license
at
Statutory
Dewey,
&
Agnew
SEC
.
S.
Shuman.
20
Inc.——
Co.,
183,
30
for
of. both
•"-*
'
Co.
..
Thomas
Co
&
V.
Sonic
government
a
Schwabacher
■
shares
in Decem¬
Kalamazoo,
';''
court of three judges has taken under
motion to dismiss the suit brought by two
subsidiaries of Schenley
Industries, Inc., to test the constitutionality
cf the eight-year force-out tax on distilled spirits, it was announced
on
June 27.
\
'"V.
Federal
special
also
See
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Tax Force-Out Case Argued
A
Securities
-
First
%
advisement
Webster
&
Corp.
-
stock
common
public 2,012,197 shares
preferred,
warrants:
Stone
Stauffer
There
1
Minn.; and Bryant Paper Co. The Little Falls mill was sold in August,
1951.
The Bucksport mill is a major mill of the St. Regis Printing,
Publication, and
Converting Paper Division.
ber,
following
^
1946, in which St. Regis acquired the Maine Sea
Bucksport, Me.; Hennepin raper Co., Little Palis,
Co.,
of
excluding the
by Stauffer.
underwriters are subject, to usual
conditions under a firm commitment to buy the respective percentages
6hown below of any shares offered and not purchased upon exercise
mill, which was- then known as Bryant
part of a package deal made with Time,
Kalamazoo
December,
Paper
UNDERWRITERS—The
Monday, July 3, 1956
...
step
of
in
the
President
this corporation's
West
and
was
taKen
Chairman,
oft
June
announced
2542.
21
promote
when
F
the
election of
distinguished bankers to the
corporation's board of directors.
The six new directors
bring Transamerica's board
membership to
They are: Lewis W. Douglas of
Arizona, former U. S.
Director
com¬
share
to
program
on
p.
Board—
'-
■
(Continued
on
page
51)
of
the
N.
six
15.
the
Number 5547
Volume 184
(11)
Financial Chronicle
..The Commercial and
.
"
"■
'
•
S
.if,,'.
Name
DIVIDENDS
Conn
Extra.
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
Dividend announcements are
tables.
first
the
In
payment date.
'
.
'
s
Abstract
& Title
Steel Co.
Acme
-'7
of Company
50c
< quar.
7-
2
8-
Air
Products,
.'.Class
Inc., common.-——______
25c
Amalgamated
5%
Sugar,
Petroleum
Amerada
Co.
Can
American
Dredging
American
Home
American
Ice
American
Motorist
6%
7-17
4.52%
7-16
Container
8-
Corp.
^
American
Piano,
American
President
Class
A
Class
class
A
7%
5%
Trap Co. of
7-16
6-^1
6-29
De
Laval
7-10
6-29
De
$1.75
7-31
7-
Detroit
$2
6-29
6-20
8-
$1.75
common
'
8-
1
2
6-25
25c
9-
1
8-
preferred
< quar. )___L__L_____
(quar.)—.1
9-
1
8-
(quar.)
Corp.,
5.25%
Topeka
Atlantic
Corp.
preference—
City Electric
Atlantic
i
l
8-
1
Dominion
Bridge
Co.,
60c'.
9-
7
8-
9
Dominion
Tar
Chemical,
25c
7-16
:,?7-
2
'
;■
56'Ac
9-
1
8-17
45c
9-
1
8-10
$1.31'A
9-
1
8-10
$1.25
______
9-
1
7-31
6-29
6-18
$1
Ltd.—
'
155c
9-
8-17
1
Pont
7-10
4%
7-10
4.35%
$1.08%
8-
7-10
$1.08%
preferred, (quar.).—V.
____—preferred
(quar.)_____-
8-
7-10
7-23
7-
30c
7-31
7-16
$1.12 'A
7-31
7-20
$1.12'/a
7-31
7-20
20c
7*
9
6-29
10c
Fund "B"
—^
—
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common (quar.)
4»/a%
preferred (quar.)
!___
4y2%
preferred (1947 series) (quar. )_■___
7-31
7-13
$2.50
6%
Class
A
Beacon
7%
preferred
Beaver
Eelt
J:
Berkshire
^rj^5%
Best
preferred
6%
6-22
7-
4.25%
Falstaff
9-10
v9-10
Braniff
Inc._
Airways,
British-American
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Brockton
7-
6
7-
6
S
4
9-15
2
688
Frick
8-
1
7-10
1
7-10
5
7-10
7-
7-
1
6-22
(quar.)__
8-
1
6-30
__\
7-
3
;
1
7-
8-
7-
$1.50
80c
*
(quar.)
Timber
&
9
9
8-
9
7-16
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
8-
Canada Southern
Gladding, McBean
Stock
dividend
6%
preferred
Cedar
Point
7-16
7-16
6-30
7-16
6-30
$0.7266
7-16
6-30
25c
7-31
7-
7-
2
(s-a)_
Corp.
of
1
Goulds
Hudson
Gas
Power,
&
8-
Elec.
Corp.
(quar.)__
4%%
pfd.
(quar.)__
:
-
-
(qqar.)___
7-
7
1
6-30
7-
3
75c
7-
5
9-20
_j._
87'Ac
_
11-
1
Service
Bank
Citizens
(quar.)
preferred
10-
5
9-10
8-17
6-29
6-28
6-29
6-28
40c
(a-a
8-15
Coca-Cola
Colorado
r
4%"
Coal
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
—___
7-20
(L. A.) (s-a)____
Southern Ry.. Co.—
non-cumulative
1st freferred.
to
4%'non-cumulative
Class
River
A
1st
Packers
$2
_____
Concord
6%
Eleqtric,
preferred
Concord
Concord
5'/2%
Fund
&
5%
9
4
9-20
9-
6-2$
7-16
Hotel
6-25
6-29
common
(3-a)I
Hydraulic
7-25
7-10
Illinois
Brick
7-10
6-29
Illinois
Power
7-16
7-
5
7-16
7-
5
4.08%
4.20%
*
(s-a)^__
$1
8-15
$1.37'/a
8-15
•
._
7-20
7-
8-
6
1
\8- 1
(quar.)
.4.20%
4.42%
-4.70%
Industrial
Bedford
New
Jersey
New
York
Niagara
4%
ccpnmon
>
(quar.)__
'
Co.
Northern
Quebec
'
$1
•
30c
25c
15c
4.607«
Ltd.,-com.—,—
(quar.)
-
—
283Ac
$1.75
25c
$2.00
—-
10c
Mfg.
common
—
9- 1
7-31
7-18
7-10
6-29
8-1
7-lb
7- 1
9- 1
6-30
8-15
—_
22'/aC
6-29
(quar.)______—
4.68%
pfd. (quar.)__—
35c
9-10
$1.17
8- 1
6-22
8- 6
7-10
8888-
(quar.)
Co.
—
—_——.—___—-—-
County Telephone
7-16
7-16
7- 5
7- 5
^
7-2
7-11
7-11
Pennsylvania
Corp.,
Co.,
pfd.
$5
(quar.)—
(quar.)
pfd.
4'/a%
RR.
Electric
(s-a);
-
$14/°
$1.07'/a
95c
20c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) ___—
Phillips-Jones Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
____________
Pierce
&
Stevens
Chemical
;
4.40%
Pigeon-Hole Parking
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways
Pittston
Co.,
common
_______
(quar.)
Ry.
—
8- 1
9- 1
8- 1
8-1
7-16
8- 1
7-11
8-10
8- 1
7- 6
414%
30c
65c
(quar.)—
8- 1
8- 1
7-20
4.20%
7-iu
4'/a7e
8- 1
8- I
8- 1
8- 1
8-1
7-10
'"zz.
Quebec
7- 2
6-21
20%
(quar.)
"(quar.)__^____-_
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)____—__________
'(quar.)-:.™-™«—-
u,
51c
52'/2c
53'Ac
55'Ac
58 34 c
Bank of
Commerce (N. Y.) (quar.)
*
50c
—
j
7-20
7-20
7- 2
7- 6
4
7-10
7-10
(quar.)
Edison Co., 3.60%
.
preferred
4.70%
pfd.
com.
(quar,)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
Distribution Shares__—-——
Co. (quar.)
G^.
(C.
B
A.)
(quar.)
Co.^
$2
class A
—
7-lb
7-15
8- 1
$
Power
Reading
Class
of Colorado,
7-20
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
7-9
7-20
$1-25
(quar.)
Co. —
preferred
preferred
preferred
Quarterly
Reed
Co.
Service
7- J
1- »
/- »
25c
Provincial Transport
Public
6- 1
7-16
7-27
7-27
1
1
1
65c
/lc
preferred
Potomac
7- 5
7-1
,20c
30c
$1.37 A
(quar.)
5'/a% preferred (quar.)
Cordage, common (quar.)
.Employees stock (quar.)
Portland Gas Light Co., common
1
7-13
5c
$1-50
3.80%
7-10
7-10
7-20
7-20
18c
4.30%
Plymouth
60c
10c
11c
25c
,
7-27
25c
40c
50c
30c
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
Co., (quar.)
21'Ac
25c
25c
30c
45c
93%c
Phila.
______
Co.
Leather
Oilgear
$5
6-30
Flour Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.) ________—t$1.75
Peaslee-Gaulbert,
40c
$1.25
9-20
6-30
(Spokane)—
(quar.)____——
7- 5
(quar.)__
-
10- 1
6-30
7- 6
B
7-20
7- 6
,*
,
7- 6
6-25
Ogilvie
8- 1
25c
—
6-30
Oberman
8-15
7-15
8- 1
8- 1
6-29
7-2
v
7-14
7-16
7- 9
7-23
7-13
$1.25'
25c
9-28
8-24
7-20
7-20
6-27
6-20
7-14
7- 9
'
8- 8
$2
6-29
-
7-19
10-25
9-15
15c
7-20
8-17
8- 1
.
8-13
8-15
(quar.15c
7-16
directors'
8-31
(quar.)
(quar.)_
;
Chemical,
7-20
Ohio
^
8-10
t69c
Extra
Noxema
7%
8- 1
8- 1
6-30
7- 5
,7-16
9-10
20c
(quar.)
Northwestern States Portland Cement
Quarterly
9- 7
9-14
^____
Quarterly'-——
—
Northwestern
Title
Insurance
7-17
9-18
8- 7
7-13
SVic
t40c
Co,,
Bell Telephone
8-20
6-29
7-17
25c
(Hartford)—______
preferred
conv.
Northwestern
'
75c
(quar.)__'
1st preferred
Airlines, common
5V2%
7-10
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
35c
60c
(quar.-)v~_-_,—
Power
7-16
(quar.)________
common
—
Northwest
7-31
7-25
7-31
7-31
8-15
8-15
8-15
7-10
7-16
8- 1
10c
-
•—__—-~--y——
Insurance
8- 1
—
Co.,
(quar.)____________
Ry«,_ common
preferred
25c
.
7- 9
10-15
8-31
8- 1
9-29
'50c
,
Cloth
tl2»/ac
_________—______
Co.
$1.05
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Western
&
adj.
Northeastern
sS:
a
class A com. (quar.)__
(quar.)—
Gas (quar.)
(quar.)——
Natural
Wire
Share
Norfolk
7-10
7- 6->
7-16
8-15
6-26
7-16
7-25
.
$6 preferred
Parkersburg-Aetna
(N. Y.) common (quar.)____
C (quar.) "—_—-—
(from ordinary income).
Brick
9- 1
7-16
8- 1
8- 1
——
common
(quar.)________
(quar.—
Gas & Electric Light (quar.)
Orange
Inc.
Press
60c
|
Y.)
dividend
5c
15c
common
preferred
13c
—
(quar.
(quar.).
Syracuse
$1.50
Fund
(N.
Hardart
Fund,
New
was
preferred
Hudson
from
;
Stock
Gas,
7-
&
20c
5c
$1.50
shares on
Co.,
7- 5
class A___
taken on com. payment
meeting held on June 28)
Co.,
Company
^7-16
47-10
;
preferred
Class
to
action
at
Stock
(quar.)
preierred
7-24
&
(R.)
(No
9
15c
Fund
Natural
Hoe
7-16
4%
Ltd
(quarterly
income)
Bond
7-
7-31
8- 1
8- 1
Radiator
S.
Meter
$2.40
special meeting
on
6-29
6-22
75c
30c
units
(quar.)
7-16
split the common stock on
a
three-for-ope basis.
Hercules
Powder Co.,
5%
pfd. (quar.)__i_
9- 5
7-25
$2
—
investment
Composite
1
B
/
a
8- 6
6-26
7-6
7-6
basis.
Co.,
Biscuit
Okonite
——
5
200%
26c
div.)_
(stock
Trust
Fund
Co.,
preferred
15c
_____
}
•
at
Sept.
on
8- 1
7-19
8-31
Corp.
Power
Neptune
6-30
7-10 -.
-
50c
preferred________
(extra)
International" Corp.
Stock
-
will vote
held
proposal
:
,
Association—
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
:
Co.—
Cement
be
50c
(quar.)—
Loan Society,
10c
common
Stockholders
Horn
1
Columbia
50c
75c
Bottling
<fe
10-
$1.12'A
(quar.(l
Co.,
Hercules
6-22
6-22
$3
'
Clinchfield
35c
20%
60c
25c
- 50c .r
(quar.)
(quar.) _____________
3%%v preferred (quar.) _—
Hecht
4
'
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)
7-16
7-25
7-25
7-20
7-31
9-15
7-17
8- 1
-
$1.14Mi
Hayes Industries
6-27
9-
7-20
60c
-
Electric Illuminating,
Cleveland
$4.50
Co.
pfd.
$3
1007c
I
8-1
7%
preferred (quar.)——_______—$1.75
National Chemical & Mfg. (quar.)___.
—
20c
7-14
$1.30
35c
1
class A--;
5%
dividend)______
(stock
Co.
split the common
to
Textile
$4.20
Insur¬
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
5%
6-29
.
Cities
8-1
15c
40c
72c
4 % %
7-20
20c
10%
—
Ltd.,
Co.,
56'Ac
62'/ac
8-1
—
(quar.)
(quar.).
Publishing Co.—
will vote at a special meeting
held on July 24 on a directors'
be
25c
&
Co.
50c
F.frCo.,
Hawaiian
7-10
50c
I
87'Ac
.
Products_______-_-_^_—__a
dividend
Stock
50c
(nuar.)
Electric
(J.
v 7- 9
7-9
6-29
6-29
•-
—
Inspection
Boiler
Steam
Co.
7- 5
7- 5
8- 1
8-1
7- 3
7- 2
(accum.
&
three-for-one
Monroe
7-7
(quar.)
Hartz
$2
Molded
Chicago
8-1
(quar.)
ance
6-20
-SI
__________
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv., common
*
3 Vs. % preferred < quar.
Marx
7-20
preferred
Shirt
Field
proposal
Metal
7-12
7-10
7-10
—
Light
=■'
a
8-13
8- 1
8-10
8- 1
!___
Electric
5%
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)-___
9- 4
-
22 Vac
-—
1
Schaffner &
>'■
.
(quar,)_-—__ C
(quar.)
-
7-20
16c
$1.06'A
$1
$7.50
$1.25
Corp.
to
.
7- 5
-
Hartford
6
7-15
$1.19
non-cumulative convertible
Transit
7-20
20c
Inc.—
Century Investors,
6-29
10c
:
Kansas
7-16
—
(quar.)
Extra
7-12
7-
Corp.
Hagan
(quar.)—10c
Co.,
Stockholders
-
6-19
(quar.)—____—___—
Mfg.
Gustin-Bacon
Hartford
25c
_
:
■
7- 1
$1
55c
—•—
pfd.
9-10
7-25
________—
McGraw-Hill
'
60c
(quar.)______
Co.
L.)
50c
—25c
7- 3
7-13
6-25
7- 2
8-31
7-16
8-
Refrigerating Co.—
National-U.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-16
Maytag Co., $3 preference (quar.)
.
7-16
1
7-18
8- 1
7- 3
7-16
7-23
8- 1
McCall
6-29
7- 9
8-3
10c
27'/2c
25c
30c
Life
6-26
75c
"
Equipment-
Griggs
Hart
7-16
Pumps
(H.
Green
•
interests...—
—
15c
10c
Massachusetts
7-16
75c
Co.
&
'
Ltd.— ,'c ;
J$1.50
beneficial
Central
$2
8-
$1.50
+
6-30
Trust—
Central
Charleston
—llS:'
,
Co.,
I
>.
'
—
Investors
of
2
7-31
(quar.)—
Field
Certificates
Cenco
Ry.
.
7- 9
8-15
60c
(quar.)15c
Massachusetts
6-15
6-30
;
.7-20
9-17
7-31
7-31
9-1
8- 1
—'.—
(quar.)'_
Co."
preferred
Marshall
National
.
V
-
8- 3
-
Manhattan
7-16
8- 1
Square
(quar.)
Rubber
Inc., 5%
Theatres
H.)
Manhattan
.
40c
Goodyear Tire &
35c
Fairbanks-Morse
Canadian
93 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_.
Woodworking
Montana
5c
dividend
(quar.)
-
7-13
;—
________
preferred
6-30
Refrigerating & Terminals Co. (s-a)
Extra
$4.50
$1.75
,
v
;
8-20
$2.51'/a
40c
t!5c
(quar.)__
convertible
8%
.
.
30c
Ltd.
Gas
(R.
5%
6-23
7- 5
6-20
7- 2
7-16
6-29
.
Co.
Telephone
$1.50
preferred (quar.
5.10%'."preferred ' (initial)
-■
Co.,
1
v
.
>
;
>
Inc.,. 4.25% pfd. (quar.)
47c
preferred B (quar.)___.
________
Mahoning Coal RR., common (quar.)_______.
5%
preferred (s-a);
Mallory (P, R.) & Co., Inc.—
4'/27«
conv.
preferred (quar.)
,
^
..
1
M
T,
80c
75c
21c
>
"
(quar.)
17-20
$7
Camden
Co.
&
j
.
:
capital gains during the fiscal
Co.
Lynchburg
7-26
7-11
7-27.
7- 9
CSS'
IS
held)
2,437
preferred
6%
Co.,
$1.17'A
preferred ( quar.
preferred (quar. >.
%
interest—
stock
Y.)
each
40c
120c
Oregon
$4.70
$6
3
—_—•'
(quar.) \
preferred (quar.)
'
participating preferred (quar.)__
Power Co., com. <quar.)__
1st
2nd
California
8-
8-15
___'—___—__
Ltd.,. common
r
'
(Franklin
Bank
N.
for
to
7- 2
8-15
8-15 j
35c
25c
40c
———
of California—
4V2%
preferred ■ (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co.
of Kentucky—
5.20% preferred (quar.) ___—__—
Gimbel
Bros.; common (quar.)
7-13
1
Island
shares
General
..
8-10
Corp
-
preferred (quar.)
Dynamics- Corp.
General
Mills
(quar.)
'
Mills,
7-10
-
(quar.)__
4%
5
8-
Land
5c
25c
;
—
General
5-14
7-
7-16
quar.)____
Bunker
Hill
Co.
fquar.)__„TW________i___iv
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7% preferred (quar.)__
Cemeht
6-15
6-15
7-16
7-20
7-20
7-20
6-27
7- 5
7- 5
.__
beenficial
Gardner-Denver
9-17
Linen
6-30
6-30
6-30
7-31
8-10
8- 1
8- 1
7- 2
7-16
7-16
(increased)—_______—___
of
meeting
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund_
Lunkenheimer Co.
(quar.)__
,
31 %c
31'Ac
—
will vote
be held on
company
Extra
.(quar.)!
Co.
Gas
Gamewell
1
Caldwell
7-15
15c
l'/ac
10c
5c
15c
62'/2C
15c
65c
$1.25
Instrument
&
National,
Long
7-
10-
Calaveras
30c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
proposal to declare a twosplit of the common shrs.
RR. (quar.)——
Boston
Macy
(quar.)
Brewing
Franklin
9-29
—_______._7
Calaveras
7- 3
6-30
$1.50 ••
30c
Printing
Certificates
7-31
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas (increased
7-20
7-15
Founders Mutual Fund—
7-20
7-16
...
;—
$3.80
M
Insurappe Co. of Washington &
(Wash., D. C.) (3-a)__——.___
F^tchburg Gas & Electric Light (quar.)
Florida Telephone Corp.
(quar.)________
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
6-29
8-
(increased)
Gas, com,
7-16
Georgetown
8-
Co.
1
(quar.)
20c
20c
(quar.)
Candy (s-a)_"__I
—
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
Longhorn Portland Cement Co.
6-30 *
Firemen's
6-29
7-27
—
Ltd...:
Co.
6-20
.—____
Products
Forest
Taunton
•6-20
7-27
__—'r__—
Assurance
British
8-
Department Stores (quar.)_—___
(Marshall) & Co. (see Marshall Field)
Field
(7-13
7-16
(quar.)
1 12'/2c
Federated
7-
(increased)
(initial)___
preferred
7-16
(quar,)
Electric,
Camera
Rivef
Fall
7-10
7-16
common
1
(quar.)
preferred
Inj.__
Fairchild
6-22
(quar.)_.—
.
8-
:
common
Hampton
Textile
Fabien
8-
(quar.)____._
Cp. (resumed)
7-16
10c
(quar.)_.
preferred
10-
—
Edison,
Boston
6
8-
(quar.)____
preferred
2nd
10-
Manufacturing
:
preferred
6-29
Co. (quar.) ________
Bros.
Tobacco,
common
(quar.)_
Bloch
Boss
1st
8-
Special
Bishop Oil
t$1
Mills,
<q*»r.)
Inc.
Foods,
6%
7-
common
(quar.)
&
l—
.
(quar.)__—
(quar.)_______
7-13
7-13
7-10
7-10
7-10
7-10
30c
Loft
6-28
7-13
7-31
7-31
7-25
7-25
7-25
7-25
*
1
:
above
Extra
7-16
:.___
Millwork
Erwin
(quar.)__
Co.,
Gas
B
Exeter
1
7-
—
common
Loew's
$l,37'/2
7-13
7-31
125c
Ltd.—
(quar,)______________l.___
Insurance Co. of Missouri (quar.)
(accum.)
7-31
115c
(resumed)
common
A
Co.
Link-Belt
*
8-10
6-21
8-30
10- 2
7-30
Corp.—
Bros.,
Life
9-10
10-15
15c
(quar.)
a
stock
Lewis
7- 6
6-30
(initial)
Forge & Steel,
6-22
(quar.)—______—;
Stockyards,
preferred
6%
(quar.)..
Works
Iron
RR.
Class
Empire
9-
________
preferred
$1.40
Belmont
•;
A
(quar.)
annual
Salt
.
$1.25
45c
593Ac
(s-a)
(quar.)
and 42'/2c from net ordinary income)
year
6
115c
B
of
($2.09 from
12-
,
8-15
7-10
9
8-25
7-20
7- 1
-v-__
Valley
Lehman
*
11-15
preferred
common -
class A
Corp.,
5%
___
(quar.)
A
Extra
Edo
5%>
(quar.)
__:
Ltd., common
(s-a)
Lumber,
Class
Lehigh
1
-
15c
5c
,
(quar.)
:
the
at
7-16
7-30
pfd.
7-6
A
preferred
preferred
25c
110c
Ltd
7-
7-13
7-
.
(New Orleans)
preferred
Northrup,
July 23 on
;
8- 1
6-28
7-31
;
7- 5
8-24
7-13
8-1
,
_______
common
Tire
&
Extra
5%
"
7-13
8-15'
4%
—._
(quar.)—___—
Massachusetts Street Ry.—
7- 6
(quar.)
common
—
$1.50
class
Stockholders
10- 1; ';
9-1
8-15 *
11-15 \
-____—
preferred
7-
7-13
(quar.)
Associates,
■
'■
7-13
.
&
5%
1
1
1
1
preferred A (accum.)
Economics Laboratory (s-a)_——
r't
(quar.)
& Paper Ltd.—
Power
7-6
7-20
7-20
1
6-27
Oquar.),
Acceptance Corp.,
Rubber
.
7
Ltd.—
Industries,
7-20
$1.25
arrears).
Y.)—
(N,
Co.
Bros.,
Bathhurst
Corp.
8-1
8-15
8-15
8-
7- 2
B
preferred
Leeds
tl2'/2c11t25c
1020c
920c
12-
6%
Erie
(quar.)__—_______
Gas,
Bakeries,
Eastern
2
»
Commercial
preferred
Bartgis
,
(quar.)______
(This payment clears
pfd.
Bankers
i
(quar.)_
Corp.
•
25c
25c
60c
$1.50
25c
(Calif.)—
Co.
Monotype Machine
Leslie
J.__
Securities,
Canada
of
participating
5%
i
7c
2nd
Axe-Houghton
Transit—
7- 5
7-10
7-10
5%
1
1
(S-a)
Sessions,
cents
50
1
8-
7-10
6-28
6-28
6-19
7- 6
common....
convertible
Laurentide
v;
;■
:——
(quar.)
Natural
Eastern
Corp.
7-31
7-25
8-1
"
J37'/2C
■
Co.
Eastern
Co.—
8-
I.
Ltd.—
dividend
Duquesne
8-
M.
1
ilOc
(quar.)
& Sons-(quar.)
Furniture
$1
Baltimore
7-10
&
4.75%
Class
9-
$1.25
Co.,
preferred
for-one
R.)
(R.
Stock
$1.02'/2
B.
7-20
-
(quar.)
Ltd,
Quarterly
Drexel
Du
—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Lee
Lamson
•
ioc
preferred (quar.)
___"—
preferred. (quar,)_„__—i._
4.35%
v
:
,•
(quar.):
preference
Donnelley
1
6-29
1
25c
(quar.)
Forge Co.__^.
Lafayette Insurance Co.
6-29
Mfg.- Co. (Increased quar.).:___—55c
Mfg. (liquidating dividend)___ '
v 50c
Common-
7-13
;
9-
50c
cents
7-23
Doernbecker
&
60
7-13
9-.1
$1
Kropp
Lanston
37'/2C
(quar.)
pref.
A
8-
Dodge
Si
7-13
7- 9
7- 6
!
7-10 .V
7-11
7-27
25c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
50c
:
__________—
8-
i-
5%
■
50c
—
20c
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
7-16
Extra
-
.
Co., Ltd.—
class
convertible
$1.50
4.10%
4%
1
(quar.)____
,
Construction
1
(quar.)
Ry.
Fe
B
Steel
Disher
.
1
—
Acceptance
5'/a %
Santa
&
Co.
Class
1
'
7-20
7-15
7-25
8- 1
8-15
'
45c
1
& Light—
Kentucky Stone
6-26
■;
7-13
9-
Kee
»
6-29
(quar.)_
1
Lox
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
8- 1
(quar.)_—40c
Co.
8-3
8-
20c
933Ac
97'/2c
$1.05
(quar.)__
8-20
8-1
7-14
—
9-15
6-28
9-1
8- 1
(quar.)
Feiss
&
10c
(quar.)__—
common
1
—
(quar. )___„'_
preferred
Paper
Light
Mfg.
Co.,
9-
preferred (quar.)______
—.'—
Dry Goods, common (quar.)
Atlanta
&
9-
Associated
Atchinson,
&
Power
Match
9-
_——
common.
(increased)______—
Inc.
Power
preferred
16c
Turbine—_________________
69c
}
17'/aC
17'/jC
10-15
6-30
$1.09
8-6
•
,
(qunr.)1
6-22
8-17
9-15
45c
(quar.)
Heintz,
Central
Joseph
.
(Boston)
10-15
(quar.)
com.
common
preferred
&
Knusden Creamery
*
t50c
"
(quar.)
4%
com-
A (quar.)___
Ftind,
Inc.
Co.
Co.,
preferred
Jack
,
h'
(qurir.)__.,;
9-10
J75c
30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
Jersey
on-
class
62 Vic
•
'
.
•
basis.-
Lines
$1.08%
--—__
special
.$1.50 preferred iquar.)
_DiGiorgio Fruit, class A (quar.)___
7-20
7-
four-for-one
Gasket
Diamond
,7-20
27 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
6
1
9- 1
Investment
Co.
.
$1
held on Sept. 12
proposal to split the
8team
..
75c
(quar.)__
—
a
Service
preferred
4.20%
'.v.,.,;.;...
9-7
9- 7
9-7
at
Public
3.75%
6-30
•
•
7- 2
$1
1
3.90%
■
6-22
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
7-16
dec-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
8-25
Transportation
Vilbiss
20c
preferred
$4.22
15c
;;
vote
Electric,
$4.36
Holders
Payable of Rec
7-
(quar.)_:
(Bridgeport) (quar.)_
&
Gas
9
Iowa
..
20c
preferred
Mortgage
8-
'
.
$1.05
Ltd.,
7-20
1
11
,
When
Per
(quar.)
com.
Machines
Foundation
convertible
Co.,
preferred
Business
8-20
.
(quar.)
com.
non-cumulative
6%
7-20
Insurance
7-10
62 Vic
preferred
4 'A %
1
Iowa-Illinois
8-20
Investors,
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
$4.35
Corp.
7-16
1
Investors
6-22
55c
Will
a
7-16
Creamery Package Mfg. (qiiar.)—-r : • 40c
Cudahy Packtrtg. AVa % • preferred (accUm.)_
$1,-1-2'/a '
Curtis
Mfg.
Co.__
15c
Davenport Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)_____
$1.25
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
:
: 30c
6-25
6-29
6-28
America, common
(quar.)
on
Delaware
$2.50
Steel
Counselor's
8-
—__
—__
$2.36
Equipment
Corporate
75c
—.—Z.———
preferred
Aro
7-13
8-
A-
___
$1.10
Arnico
1
mon
Refining Co.—
Service,
Public
Continental
8-
50c
preferred < quar.)
Electric Mfg., 7% prior pfd.
Arizona
6-22
55c
__.
preferred (quar.)
Steamship
Apex
6-22
•
"
American
Animal
2
37 Vic
—
B
(quar.)
American Smelting &
7-
dividend
a
America,
of
directors'
Craftsman
._
Ltd.—
(quar.)___
€-22
7-13
i
30c
(quar.)
-—_.
Lines,
2
7-16
6%
_
Share
Telephone
8-
.....
to be
meeting
:
'
on
Com.
preferred- (quar.)___
7-26
$1.50
1—!
Corp.
1
1
7- 2
(quar.)
Stockholders
9-17
(Chic.)-^-
Co.
Gas, common
4%
6-29
>
25c
'
»•
preferred
preferred < quar.)_
1
7-
62 Mrc
monthly (__
<
6
8-15
$1
-
common
Insurance
Natural
4.50%
8-
8-
(
Inter-Mountain
$1.04
(quar.)
$1.12'/a
(quar.^ $1.13
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
6c
American
6-25
Investment
32'/2C
time.
Co.,
'
(quar.) __________
Products
446%
this
Power
6-25
40c
—_
Inc.—
taken
was
at
laration
8-20
50c
(quar.)
preferred (1954 series) (quar.)_
Co., 6%
6-26
10-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Royalties,
action
No
7-31
(quar.)--------^^-----iGa.),
5%
3
8-
$1.25
Discount
American
Consumers
25C
5% .''preferred. (quar.
American
6-26
50c
12'Ac
(quar.)______
pfd.
(quar.)
Aggregates, common (quar.)___—:
American
■
-
A
7-13
7-
■-
7-13
2
6-29
5c
-
4
International
30c
preferred
(quar.)__^—___—
Consolidated Textile Co., Inc.—
8-4
7Y2c
Engineering, class A (quar.)________
6-25
.
56'/4C
Participating
7-
10c
Adams
Consolidated
6-23
40c
(s-a)_—
Corp.
Insurance
Mines
Copper
7-5
7- 5
7- 5
56'Ac
______
(quar.),
Dearborn
7- 5
7-15-
5c
(quar.)___i
common
(quar.)
^
Name of Company
7-15
10c
;
_____
Co.,
Printers
Consolidated
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
(quar.)
m
"
■
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
(quar.)—LI—$1.75
Power
Consolidated
Holders
When
Per
Share
t
'
(quar.)
preferred
Connecticut
reached their
ously announced, but which have not yet
Name
4.50%
l.
-
—
preferred
preferred
Connecticut
table in
second
6%
7%
the current week. Then we follow with
which we show the payments previ¬
nounced during
a
we
■
•
•
G.), Ltd., common
(C.
When
Per
of Company
'
■
_
Ssi
b-2u
n
\
1- o
l-o
v
7-12
oils
o'-in
*25c
45c
9-30
$1;06V4
8-15
$1.12 A
10c
+30c
9- 1
\
9-1
8-1
8-24
7-23
^Oc
8- 9
50c
25c
9-ib
8- 1
J
8"
1
/ ij
-
commercial
xne
Per
Name of Company
,
Reitman's
8
25c
7
Supply Co. of Calif, (quar.)
Revere Racing Association (quar.)
Island
Extra
Rich's,
Electric
!_.
■
Inc.,
3(4%
Eanborn
Map
Savannah
4.3a %
Co
Inc.
Bantam
of America,
preferred B
Co.
8-
1
7-20
preferred
(quar.)
com.
7-16
6-29
7-16
7-
7-16
7-2
25c
8-10
7-20
6-29
2
Allegheny
7-14
Allen
Allied
A
7-27
30C
(quar.)—
7-10
7-
$45c
8-24
7-13
.
150c
30-
2
2
25c
7-
7-
2
6-22
7-
2
6-22
7-
2
6-22
7-14
6-30
$2
37 (4C
37'/2C
—
Power
7-16
50c
50c
Southern
Nevada
Power
Ltd.
7-14
$50c
(quar.)—
(quar.i———
25c
Springfield Gas Light
(increased)———
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.,AVz-Ve pfd,
(quar.JfBtandard
Stanley
Railway
Brock,
Class
B
Ltd.,
class
(quar.)
A
—
...
8-
1
$15c
8-
1
8-
1
$10c
—
Investment Corp. (Boston)——
P.) & Co. (quar.)———_—_
Stone
Container
(quar.)—
-,y—
:
Stonega Coke & Coal (quar.)
—
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.-—
7-10
7-16
7-13
6%
20c
7-24
9-4
8-15
5.20/6
conv.
Superior
Swan
pfd.
convv
5.20%
•
pfd.
Steel
5%
Co.,
to
Co.
Fibre
Stock
1
has
this
$2.40
Mfg.
co-^/ertlble
$2.50
preferred
Titan
Metal
Title
Edison
4VV%
4.56%
Traders
(quar.)..
United
Air
United
of
Lines
B
United
4V\''o
8-17
1
8-17
8-15
8-
(quar.).
130c
7-16
7-
7-12
22 (4 c
8-
1
63 %c
8-
1
$1.22(4
8-
1
__
60c
...
Stock
—
common
preferred
7-31
50C
9-28
5%
10-
1
5
_
25c
..
7-19
6-22
1
30c
Washington Gas
S4.25
common—
9
6-25
6-29
8-
7-13
'
7-
6
•
8-
1
7-
6
*
7-
1
6-22
8-
Whiting Corp.,
°0% preferred
Mfg.
A
Baumer
7-
6
8-
10-
75c
,
10-
1
9-14
25c
7-16
37 (4 c
7-16
7-
20c
7-
2
6-26
7-
3
6-15
.
Co
—
Wood, Alexander, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.).:
Worcester County Electric Co.—
2
:
$1.11
8-
1
6-20
1 Below we
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list
does not include divi¬
dends announced this
week, these
being given in the
Laboratories,
conv.
Share,
(quar.).,
(qua/,)
com.
preferred
Abercrombie & Fitch Co., $6 pfd.
Aberdeen Petroleum
Corp,
1,4(4%
■
$1.20
preferred
class
A
Acme Aluminum
.
$1.10
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)____!
Sugar
convertible
6(4%
preferred
Anvil
Casualty & Surety Co.
com.
'
6-19
7-30
7-20
7-
1
6-
1
7-
.
1
6-
1
$12 (4c
7-
3
$30c
7-
3
Brand,
(quar.)
(quar.)...
(quar.
2714c
8-
13c
1
7-13
7-10
<$1
$2:40 2nd
Life, Insurance
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Co.
(quar.)....
(quar.)
(quarterly from net inc.)
Insurance
Co.
class
8-
1
Arrow-Hart
Arundel
8-
1
7-
2
6-
65c
7-
2
6-15
8
Associated
60c
7-
5c
2
6-
8
7-20
6-21
7-
6-15
(Watertown,
(quar.)...
($0.0055
from
Associated
Associated
$4
2
4-10
7-
2
6-
9
7-
2
6-
1
7-
2
6-11
7-
2
6-11
<quar.)___r_
common
Motion
Biltmore
!
v
$1
A
7-
1
5-31 V
7-
2
6-
7-
6
7-
2
6-
Investment
7-
9
6-29
7-15
6-29
7-
'
;
;
7-
6-20
6-15
2
7-
2
6-14
,7-2
6-15
$1
65c
25c
7-
6-15
2
6-15
$1
7-
2
6-15
8-
1
7-16
7- 2
6-22
V; 7 y2c
7-
55c
6
•
7-
7-
7-20
7
Bliss
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
r
7-
3
6-15
:
8-
1
7-20
1
7-20
75c
(quar.)..—
-
$1.50
(quar.)
8-
$25c
3
6-11
7-
3
«-U
$50c
(quar.).
7-
$35c
7-16'
share
of
stock
-
6-15
Mfg.
Co.,
7- 5
15c
common—
...
>
-
9-
12-
1
7-10
(s-a)
3-1-57
7-
2
11*
'
Water
7-
6-28
y
9
7-
5
7-13
6-
(E.
W.)
(H.
Herald-Traveler
Insurance
&
8-31
7-16
1
7-16
7-
•
8-
1
7-31
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
7-
2
6-15
$1.18
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
4(4%
2
7-
2
"
6-15
v
6-15 i'
7-
2
8-
1
7-
2
6-13,,
87 (4c
10-
1
9-12
25c
7-
45c
7-
2
' 7-11
;
2
—_
7-
2
6-20
%
6-19
$1.25
9-28
9-14
$1.25
12-28
12-14
1.
...
7-16
7-
>
5
7(4c
7-
2
6-21
$1
7-
2
6-
$10c
8
6-15.
,
Light
Co.,
Bristol-Myers
British
Co.4
American
4%%
334%
6-25
25c
(quar.).
(Inc.
7-
9
6-25
7-16
7-
4(4%
60c
7-14
6-22
7-
6-15
2
British
preferred
Celanese.
American
dep.
7-13
5-25
7-13
$25c
7-
2
7-
3
7-
3
7-
3
$63c
7-
3
/ 7- 3
7-
3
.6-7
Power
5%
8-
7
6-18
7-16
6-21
10%
7-
1
6-
7
6-
4
1
6-
7
6-
7
(final)
—
Electric, Ltd.—
Columbia
6-
'
^
.
ordinary
Ltd.—=
(quar.)
—
Petroleum Co., Ltd.,
ordinary
7-
2
6-25
Brooklyn 0Borough Gas, common
25c
7-
2
6-15
Brown-Durrell
$1
7-1
6-1
60c
7-2
6-8
Telegraph Co.—r
933%c
$35c
Ltd.—
Columbia
British
-
8-15
6-29;
6-15
2
$53c
i.I
British
Increased
-
1
7-14
7-
$$1
British
2(4%
9-
40c
$$1.19
(quar.).^.
receipts
9-ie.
6-15
$56c
quar.)^
1
preferred (quar.).
5%
preferred (quar.).;
4(4% preferred (quar.)__.
25c
1
'
40c
■___
4%
9
6-23
7- 3
$72,/4c
...
preferred
7-
2
10-
$$1.50
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)^
6-28
7-
Ltd.
...
Oil
preferred
6-28
7-19
$$1.12(4
Power
&
(quar.)
Bridge & Tank (Canada), Ltd.—
$2.90
preference
(quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar,).....
Brillo Mfg. Co. (quar,)
-
2
7-19
'
25c
2c
(quar.)
7-
7-16
.
__1
(quar.)
Traction
preferred
35c
Industries
6-15
!;■ 7- 6
7-16
(quar.?..
Kluge
preferred
Brazilian
6%
&
25c
$0.0145
1 >
20c
$5c
2
$1.08
and
2
8-
:
Brantford Cordage Ltd.—
8-
6-29
7-
30c
1
9-14
6-18
6-18
60C
....
Brandtjen
2
87V2c
1
5% preferred
Bostqn Safe Deposit & Trust (stock dividend)
6-26
7-
1-2
45c
.
(quar.).
2
7
$1.37%
.
...
6-18
6-18
7-
•
,(quar.)
RR., 5 % : preferred
7-
•
*
1
.
Brach
-
Co
7-15
7-15
50c
.
Co.
Maine
1
25c
(quar.)
1
8-
.
7-10
-6-
25c
—
(quar.).:.
7-
J20c
-
6-21
$1.06 y2
,
6-26
$1.16(4
.
2
••
"
$25c
(quar.)....
Co.—
7-
.%t62(4c
(quar.)
2
7-
7-20
7-16
6-15
;
$10c
.....
(quar.)
Co.
C.)
7-31
" $60c
pfd.
7-
20c
25C
7-15
$$1.31(4
_
1
2
$1.25
;—
(quar.)
7-15
15c
(quar.)__.
8-
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
One share for each four held...
Bowl-Mor Co,, 30c preferred (quar.)
(E. J.) & Sons (quar.)
Bralorne Mines, Ltd;.
1
6-29
:
$
'
508
Ltd., common
(quar.).._i
^...^
A
Boston
7-30
7-26
9
6-15
6-22
2%
7% preferred (quar.)
(Md.)
(quar.)
,—
Saco
Boston
•
I0d
f25c
9
2-
-
7- 2
$6
—
(stock div.)
Boston
■
*
1
8%0
3
15c
Insurance
6-
4
15c
30c
...
Life
preferred (quar.)..
Bostitch, Inc., class A (quar.)
8-10
8-
'v
/
20
each
—..
5(4%
prior preferred
Book-of-the-Month Club
6-30 y
t56(4c
(
Automatic
for
Borg (George W.). Corp. (quar.)..—
Borg-Warner Corp., common
<3(4%
preferred
(quar.)_
y
1
1
6-14
\
--
6-25
9-
:
6-15
$10c
—
(quar.)—:
preferred
Bohack
tl5c
i
6-27
6-27
,
7-2
84 % C
*
6
7-
1(4%
~
Hats,
•4.25%
8
:
t
27(4c
—
(quar.
Son,
Inc.'
(quar.)___
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
6-25
2
6-14
*
-
7-
'4 62 (4c
:
2
'6-25
$1.12 »/2
v
2
7-
56'/iC
Machine
6-27,S
7-9
$1
,
6-28
7-16
—
(quar.)
&
7-13
7-27
Co.
Inc.
Mfg.
Bird
Bird
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
6-29
$1.12(4
...
Steel,
&
class
Binks
Inc.—
Telephone &
class
Biddeford
8
62(4c
Electric
Picture
9
Limestone & Cement—
Bickford's,"
V
6-11
25c
capital gains
investment income)
partic.
Associates
(one
preferred
Bethlehem
7-10
40c
quar.)—
from
7-
.
'
t30c
Industries, Ltd.—
receipts ordinary, (interim)
-
40c
1
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund,
6-11
6-22
(quar.)...
i
......
!_•
Watch
4%
$1.50
quar.)
Hegeman
6-11
2
2
70C
i
common
Standard
Bessemer
fisc
(quar.)—
dep.
7-16
60c
8-
Benrus
4-10
15c
r
2
,
2
7-
; i:
—
class A
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
6-7
8-1
Electrical
American
Beneficial
7
12(4c
;
series)
B
7-
$1.50
(quar.)..
Canada
50%
A
2
7-
$6
(quar.)
3(4%
common
Co.—
(initial
&
Corp.
Associated
7-16
B
6-
7-2
;
class
$1
';*■ !'■"
(quar.)
Common—!
9-10
12-10
;
$1.254
(quar.)____
(initial
Equipment
2
45c
:
Co.—
(quar.)
Arkansas Power & Light, 4.72%
.4.32% preferred (quar.)
New
7-
$70c
Inc.-(quar.)
Ltd., common
A
9-20
12-20
50c
:
Rubber
Co.
6-11
_i_
Co., Ltd.,
dividend
washer
7-
7-
15c
(quar.)
-"I,
6-18
7-20
62 (4c
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.—
6-18
7-6
$1.06
(quar.)
of
2
*
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
8-27
7-
$1.75
—
...
{ shares held)..
Belknap Hardware &
6-15
25c
*
preferred
class
2
25c
i
(1935
'
9-17
10c
!
'
V ■'
•
•
$2.25
preferencef"A%(quar.)
New
%
,•
12-10
Development, Ltd.—
preference series
Arkansas-Missouri Power
Armstrong
9-10
6-15
6-15
•.
45C
:
::
Distillers
common
Telephone
6-15
2
2
$2.50
preferred
Arts
Stock
$1.25
7-
—
$$1.75
preferred
Bellanca
$2.25
J__.
$2.50
6-15
Bell
>
6-20
1
9-28
13-31
2
Ltd.—
Inc., 5%
$1.40 preferred
v
,
10-15
7-
v
B.)
.
1-15-57
40c
r
Apartments, $3 pfd.
1st preferred (quar.)
$6
3
J50c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Corp.,
Aro
7-
Vj7-16
$1.25
6 29
6%
dividend,
Beaver Lumber
3
25c
Cable
preferred
Argus
6-11
6-11
7-
7-
6-20
7-13
$1.50
-
$1
(quar.
Beaux
7-31
50c
-
6-27
2
35c
(quar.)—
Optical, common
Beatty Brothers Ltd.
7-13
.
6-15
7-
■
Works
Lomb
(J.
Stock
6-11
6-12
2
7-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
4V2%
Associates,
'Beam
7- 2
7-
!*'
Corp.,
Corp.
4%
preferred
Baystate Corp!
Beacon
2
7-11
,
(quar.)
(quar.)..
6-29
7-16
9-28
22(4c
(quar;)_
preferred
4.65%
.
:,-!>>>
Cameras,
,
Co.
Affiliated Fund Inc.
Y.)
2
27 (4 c
Insurance
N
7-
$28y0c
(quar.)
Aetna
Agricultural
7-
York
Beatrice Foods,
12-28
v
-
6-15
15c
(Calif.)
&
7-
1
50c
—
(quar.
Securities
Iron
'-
$1.12(4
(quar.)
common
Eros." Corp.,
6-25
♦
dividend
Argus
•
Corp.
Aetna
Aetna
7
6-
$37(4c
.
Manufacturing, 55c pfd.
preferred
6-
2
Inc.—
Addressograph-Multigrayh
Aeronca
Ltd.,
2
7c
„•
(qyar.)
....
Refineries,
of Rec.
7-
7f
$3
(quar.)
Alloys,
Payable
$1
(s-a)
com.
Holders
45c
class A
Abitibi Power & Paper
Acadia-Atlantic
When
&
Chemical
$5.25
New
Oil
Bausch
6-15
2
2 (4c
(s-a)—v
1
r\*. 50c
(quar.)
(quar.)..^—_
Bath
8-21
,
1
7-
6-15
7-23
'7-
25c
—V
preferred
Oil
7-20
(quar.)..
preferred
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.,
i
-
1
2 (4c
y
—________
1
6-30
A
(quar.).
7-
-
1
7-
183/4C
split)—
Stores
"
'
5
31 (4c
^
Wire
Stock
3-for-l
(quar.)
Bastian-Blessing (quar.)
Bates Mfg. Co., 4(4% preferred
6-29
20c
B
Barker
"
'Quarterly'
Ansonia
$2.50
Name of Company
.4%
preferred
8-1
$1.50
of Canada,
preference (s-a)
Basin
—
(quar.)..
7-31.
50c
RR."
Barber
*
I 6-14
7-
...
__—
preceding table.
Per
7-
,-
7-14
V.
Anglo-Ecuadorian Oilfields, Ltd.—
.Payment equivalent to 11-66/lOOc In U. S.
1.
funds
Anglo-Huronian. Ltd. (s-a).
Ansul
Abbott
A
4(4%
7-16
6-30
50c
7- 2
7-
of
7%
6-20
1
$2.80 preferred
-(quar.)...:
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
6-15
$1.50
Barber-Ellis
6-20
9
1
Common
Anglo-Newfoundland
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)..
Wyatt Metal & Boiler Works
J
Electronics
6-19
2
6(4c
pfd. (accum.)
participating preferred'(s-a»—...
Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
6-21
9
7-
$1.50
common
5%
2
7-
6 (4 c
C, (quar.).
Ohio
Corp.
Bankers
-r
6-29
Hocking Glass Corp., common (quar.)
$4 *' preferred
(quar.)x__.__
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills— v
9-19"-
1.7- 2
1
7-
7-14
4
Tobacco, 6% preferred (quar.)
Amoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred (s-a)
9-17
$$1.50
_________
7-
30c';%
(Indianapolis)
(quar.)
Co.,
6-22
7-
•
<initial-quar.)
& Telegraph
Thread
Amphenol
:
8-10
1
9-29
......v.—_
:
6-29
9-24
$1.31(4
Bank
8-31
Anchor
1
7-20
'40c
(quar.)
iquar.)_-
Candle
r_
(quar.)
common
3
8-15
5%
,
6-30
60c
American Telephone
7-16
!_
—,
—
(NY)
7-20
2
5c
$3
8-
(quar.)
Surety
25c
30c
(quar.)."
Co,v
common
25c
2% "
8
11-30
5%'
i
Refining,
7-13
1
7-
—
(Joseph) & Sons—:
Hydro-Electric, common
(quar.)
7%' preferred (quar.)....-...^—;
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4V*% preferred (quar.)...
8
6-
9-
...
preferred
New
}63c
(stock div.)__
6-
$1.12(4
17(4(5
:;
1
8-
Bangor
7-20
'
7-13
32 >/2c
Bancroft
;
6-11
2
&
Common
American
(stock dividend).
common* (quar.).—
Co.,
preferred
Whitehall Cement
7%
7-25
-
7-1
7- 2
$1.75
(quar.)
Stores
American
8-10
__
4
7-17
1
<quar.)___l_
Sugar
American
75c ^ "
Motor
B
7-25%
Quarterly
Western Tool & Stamping Co.
Westmoreland,
Inc,
(quar.).
5(4%
preferred
8-10
(quar.).
e-
8-
-
8-
3
6-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.).
preferred
Electric,
non-cum.
4(4%
(quar.)
'
50c
...I
,
2
4%
•/;
'
(quar.)
$1.12 »/2
Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)
Assurance Co. (Toronto)
(quar.) j
Lines, Ltd.—
non-cumulative
$1.0$ V4
Western
Bancohio
'
preferred
6-26
7-11
1
4
7-
&
preferred
6-
7-27
30c
Co.
4%
7V.
25c
'
American
7-14
Gas
preferred
2
$1.25
5% non-cumulative preferred
American Snuff Co.* common..
American
25c
(quar.)—
4%
6-20
%
Quarterly
6-26
4'4%
■
1
7-10
is
i
1
(quar.),
3%%
...
2
8-
6-30
1
7-
20c
(quar.),
7-
'
6%
preferred
Baltimore
97(4c
Ltd.. 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
(increased
quar.)..;
_J
dividend
Class
6-26
7-
6-14
•'V J "
(quar.)....
Optical
6%
50c
common
Co.
9
9
'
2
five-for-four
a
7-25
,8-
5c
after
preferred
7-
'
President
8-15
77-
62 (4 c
...
...
!
preferred
(quar.)—.
Welsbach Corp., class A
RR.
4
2 (4 c
.
(quar.)————
Pacific
9-
effect
American States Insurance Co
Class A
(qiiar.).
•
3
2 (4c
!
:..
7-16
8-
to
(initial quar.)..;......
American
.7-16
7-31
8-14
$1
$4.50
Western
7-31
;
7-20,. :T 6-29
7-
9-15
'
Piano,
Baltimore
6-29
12-15
■
American
•
8-15
1
1%
,
(quar.)
Light,
preferred
6-30
9-
50c
...
(quar.)
(quar.).——
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
7-15
25c
held
each
$1
(quar.)
(initial
6%
7-20
6-15
%
-
6-30
Wilcox—
6%
four
Common
'5%
$1.25
for
T.)
com.
•
,
25c
share
Common
;
7-, 9
7-
$1.25
4
(one
common
(B.
&
New
7-27
8-10
,
7- 1
r*1.
...
dividend
6-15
7-25
7c
Baldwin
25c
American National Fire Insurance Co.
(quar.)
*
American
National Insur. *(Galv.
Texas).—.?•,
5-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
5
Inc.—
common
6-18
$1.25
stock
preferred
Stock
K
8-31
7-
Babbitt
'.-"v..":-.
Co.,
American Metal Co.,
American
Molasses
'
8-31
$1.06 >/4
15%c
__________
Industries
Warner
Will .&
shares
split)
7-14
8-31
(quar.)—
B
preferred
"B"
A
1
$1.31 VV
...
3
income
class
7-
1
(quar.)
Marietta
Fund
from
Foods,
Backstay Welt (quar.)
Badger Paint & Hardware
Bagley Building Corp
8-
30cN
(quar.)...
Foundry—
&
7-
7-3
$25c
$17 (4c
:——-
(quar.)..
& Machines, Inc.—•
prior preferred (accum,.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Products, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Babcock
6
6
25c
preferred
Machine
Common
7-10
8-15
—_
I,
prior
6-15
;
Tools
7-19
(quar.)
•
3
5%
6-13
>
•
7-
—.......
pfd.
America
6-18
(s-ai
Manufacturing Co.
7-10
$10c
6-
$1.50
,
6-15
»
of
1
$1
of Illinois—
7-
3
5%
Quarterly
8-15
6-
$1.50
(Texas)
Co.
1"
%
American
8-17
1
$38c
(quar,).,
pfd,
Laboratories,-Inc., class.A
Class
White
9
8-
1
$3.75
:
8-21
1
7-
represents
...
(quar.)—
7-
37(4c
.
9-15
8-
$15c
lc
preference
7-16
-
20c
com.
American
■
;
'
9-
7- 2
7- 2
87V4c
(quar.)
50c
93 %c
(quar,).—!•_—
Co.
Axe-Houghton
■
(quar.)..,
(Orlando)—
Rubber Co.,
.1.
preferred
$3.90%
:
7-16
9-15
$1
—.
Products
dividend
Walker
West
5%
7-16
1
6-20
.
\
common
Investment Co.
American
7-16
:
....
receipts
Inc
Vanadium Corp. of America
Virginia Coal & Iron
5%
8-
37 (4 c
!
5%
preferred
(quar.).—...
Universal Insurance
Co.
(quar.)—
Ward
!
Telephone Co. of Kansas—
Universal
;
1
Avon
7- 5
20c
additional
(quar.)
5%
5(4%
6
8-
25c
6-15
6-14
2
...—_
7-
7-
preferred
&
Indemnity
American
3
20c
New
$3
dividend
American
v
6-27
(quar.)..
Old
6-15
25c
>
6-29
dep.
(Indiana)
6
8-
common
Distributors,
7-
Stock
Avildsen
6-15
30c''
(s-a)
American Home Products (increased
monthly)
8-17
7-14
L
Amer.
United Telephone
United
1
9-
1
8-24
Ltd.
(quar.)—.
Molasses,
Shirt
9-
(quar.)..—
preferred
United
United
$1.14
—.
Improvement,
7- 6
50c
Y.)
(quar.)..
Gas
*
30c
Corp., 4% pref. (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.).
Corps.,
Class
7-17.
6%
Felt,
preferred '(quar.)
$3
6-16
1
7-1
6-20
I
Hair
American Hard
,{
7-
433/4C
(quar.)
6-16
6-20
(quar,)...
Casualty
Quarterly
Quarterly .1
9
9-
....
California
Co.,
&
American
6
22 (4 c
Aircraft
United
88-
—
(quar.
Co.
8-20
8-25
————
(quar.)..
Felt
8-31
7- 2
93%c
par)
2
'
prior
Canteen
-
(quar.)
7-
—_
convertible
Finance
$1.25
.....
12 (4 c
Co., common..
Co.
30c
($10
com.
par)
Fire
7-10
8-31
$1.0GV4
,
_
preferred
preferred
Oil
1
35c
_•
Co.
$2.55
8-
9-15
$1.06'/<
______
Building Association,
(quar.)_i
($100
&
Automatic
25c
>':[ '%%
6-20
$15c
dividend
Stock
$1.20
Auto
Inc.—
preferred
Express,
American
7-31
9-15
17 '/2C
(quar.)——..
$4.90
8-15
30c
Y.) (quar.)—
(quar,)...
(quar.)—————_
(N.
convertible
Common
Nichols
Auto-Soler
1
share
7%
Corp.,
6-13
25c
pfd.
Plan
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)!..
(quar!)
Efird Mills,
&
American
6-15
6-29
$1
(N.
Co.
4%
7-31
1
7-16
35c
common
Trust
7-
62'/2C
_______
_____
(quar.).,
8-31
60c
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line—
Common (quar.)
Union
7c
(quar.)
Tero Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)—
Towle Mig. Co. (quar.)
Townsend Co.
(quar. )_i,—M
Trane
8-15
C
American
(quar.)
common
preferred
&
1
20c
preferred
conv.
Trust
preferred
Trade'Bank
9-
$1.50
(quar.)——
&
Co.,
preferred
4.25%
5%'
———
(quar,)—
Mfg.
Guarantee
Toledo
American
6-15
5
American
8-15
(quar.)
preference
Thompson Products,
4%
6-20
1
6-15
9-14
45c
preferred D
Distilling (quar.)
7-10
2
9-
1
1
block
(Each
7-2
25c
(quar.
Co.,.7% preferred
Iron Pipe Co., 6%
Cyanamid Co.—
3V2%
7-24
7-
Austin
7-
."—
preferred
6c
Atlas
8-17
1
...—...
2
—
Thrift
6-22
7- 5
(quar.)
I...
(quar.)
334%
50c
(quar.).!
Mfg.
Co.—
(quar.)....
6-14
7-
Development
&
ord. shares)
(initial)
Steel3, Ltd.__.__——
B/G
...
Can
'
&
B
shares
Mining
(initial)
100
......
1
7-
8-20
25c
(quar.)...
Atlas
8
7- 2
40c
(quar.)
com.
Ordinary
Block
8
18%c
.
(quar.)..—
Co.
Corp.
6-25
10-
87(4c
Corp.,
A
Consolidated
9-10
5c
>
(quar.).
Anna
6-
6-
2
7-
$0.0684
(quar.)
Cast
American
1
7-20
6-29
1
7-16
$10c
Atlas
8
7-
9*
30c
(quarj.—__—_______—
B
35c
preferred
25c
r_":
-
Malleable
Thermoid Co.,
6-21
8%
—.■
7-
1
8-1
$4.50
...
$10c
Class
6-15
6-
•
$1.25
(s-a)
6-20
7- 1
$1.25
Broadcasting Paramount Theatres
Common
the
i
—
common
Board
American
(quar.)...-.........-.....
—i
Toy
Co.——
-.1
Power, 6% preferred
Glass
7-27
8
Ry.
8
6-
Louis)—
Box
5%
for
Co.
Bosch
American
——
—
Telurlde
Thatcher
7-16-
7-3
(St,
American
desig¬
:
—L
dividend
Texas
1
8-10
27>/2C
Co.
American
8-
6-
1
f
(quar.)....'...—75c
preferred
prelerred
5%
7-16
35c
been
dividend
America—
Co.
Terre. Haute
1
65c
——
Taylor-Colquit Co.
Taylor
8-
class B shares—
No.
cover
of
65c
—
(quar.)-—
—
of 1955
year
(quar.)
(quar.)-;u————
coupon
nated
Sweets
(1954 series)
Co.
Match
Dividend
series)
(quar.)
Rubber
Swedish
(1952
tyote,
Book
American
-
1
7-
/
Bank
preferred
American
7-12
li; 50C
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
Automobile Ins.
American
6-30
7-31
7
v
Quarterly
•/-
7-10
25c
31V2C
(J,
7
6-
75c
,
$7 preferred
Americah
6-
1
Line
(quar.)
i_.
Atlantic Refining Co., common (quar.)
3.75% preferred B (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., class A (quar.)..
30c
...
7-13
6-20
7-
Ry.—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Sewerage
Holder•
Payable of Rec.
Fe
Co.
7-
.............
Aggregates, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Alloys Corp., common..
6%
convertible preferred
(initial).
American Air Filter, common
(quar.),
...
5% conv. pref. (quar.).—______________
7-13
8-1
Atlantis
Electric
City
7-1
75c
American
5
Atlantic
10c
American
7-16
7-
20c
■
Amalgamated
7-20
1
Mfg—.....
Leather Cos.—
8 15
8-15
7- 2
...
Goods
2
2
7-2
,
City
When
Share
Santa
Charlotte Air
&
7-
5c
&
preferred
non-cum.
7-
$3
6%
convertible
preferred. (quar.)__._
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
—,
7-20
?
7-16
$56(40
State Street
Stevens
8-
62'/2C
Mfg. (quar.f.
(quar.)——
Equipment
'8-15
a
Aluminum
6-30
8-15
$25c
Co.,
2
5%
1
20c
J
(quar.)
common
Thermal
8-15
Corp. (quar.)—...
50c
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
lS^c
Aluminum Co. of America, common
(quar.)
30c
$3.75 preferred (quar.)^......,,.....,—933Ac
$3.75 preferred '(quar.)—93%c
8-31
Stock Yards, common (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.).
Smyth Mfg. - Co
j.—'
Southern California Gas, 6%' pfd. (quar.)..
6%, preferred A (quar.)
(s-a)—.....—„—
—
Stores,
Allied
8-31
10-
City
Ry.
& Equipment Co. (quar.)
Laboratories, new com. (initial quar.)
Allied
5
J56V4C
$1.50
Western
&
"Electric
Extra
52 '/2c
—— ---------
com.
Topeka
Atlantic
7-27
(quar.)..—,——
Canada
Atlanta
8-
.7-27
preferred series B (quar.)—.—.—Ehedd-Bartush Foods (quar.)
——
Southern
6-15
6-15
15c
4V2%
Sioux
1
1
52V2C
Monday, July 2, 1956
...
Per
Atchison,
7-
52'/2c
C—_+——
(quar.)
Radio
JJhronicle
Name of Company
6-15
7-
A—
preferred
A
1
34%c
————
$4.50
preferred
7-
Financial
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6Vic
5(4%
Aircraft
$1
(quar.)—————
Security Storage (quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power,,
series
2
42c
—
(quar.>__—
Corp.
preferred
7-20
(quar.)
Industries,
Shoe
4%
1
convertible
(quar.)
common
preferred B
(quar.)
343/ac
(quar.4).
—20c
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% pd. (quar.)
$1.05
4.60% preferred (quar.)
$1.15
Albemarle Paper Mfg. Co., 6%
pfd, (quar.)
$1.50
Alco Products,
common
(quar.)—
25c
7%
preferred
(quar.)
i
$1.75
Alden's, Inc., common
(quar.)
30c
4(4% preferred (quar.)
$1.06(4
6-21
8-
2
$1.09
Power,,
Bchielci
$4,50
2
nvue
5(4%
6-21
—
&
preferred
S4.50
7-
7-
—.___!—_
(quar.)—
Electric
Echehiey
7-16
7-
When
Share
Air Investment & Discount,
7-10
$2
(quar.)
,!——
(quar.)
common
preferred
15c
:*r
50c
Co.
Per
Same of Company
7-14
933/4C
Protective
—
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
U5c
Republic
Rhode
When
Share
Ltd
(Canada)
ana
Brown
•
Stock
Shoe
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brunning
(Charles)
15c
80c
—
Co.
(quar.)
10c
J
dividend
(final)
(quar.)
100%
25c
3
7-10
5-14
6-II1
7-
2
6-20,
9-
4
8-15
9-14
9-
1
»
8-10
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Number 5547
Volume 184
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
Budget
Finance Flan,
Stock dividend
„'
prior
5%
prior
"
•*
pftfl
tion
6%
W.
Inc.
Ltd.
4%
Cleariield
7-16
6-28
7-16
6-28
6c
>7-16
6-12
Clinton
$1
8-
1
7-12
Cluett,
7-
3
Crushed
Canada
6%
7-
2
7-
2
6-15
7-30
/
—
Canada
6-30
$5
7-10
Canada
t50c
6-15
7-
3
6-
3
7-
3
6-
7-
1
6-15
v.
Ry. Co.
7-
preferred
5%
Oil
$37%c
$$1.06(4
• ;
$$1
(quar.)
)
(quar.)
;
Ry. (ordinary)
(s-a)__.—i
non-cumulative preference (s-a) (payin
Cannon Shoe,
Class
A
i;
(quar:)
77778-
.
B
10c
.
7%
pfd. (quar.)__
Products, Ltd.; class A (quar.)
Co..
5%
Ry. Co.—
preferred A (quar. )„_
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5%
preferred B
5%
Central
Hudson
.,.■•
preferred
4.33%
6-22
6-15
?
Illinois
Common
\
.
4.10%
preferred
4.75%
4.80%
Central
Illinois
4%%
$13c
General
Connecticut
Light
6-1
6- 1
5-31
,.
$2
6- 8
6-15
6-14
6-29
6-15
8-15
Gas—
&
6-1
C
(quar.)^.^_^__4.__j._«.„
(quar.)_
II
^
6- 1
6- 1
6-22
6-30
7-20
8-1
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
9- 1/.
7- 2
Consolidated
preferred
7- 2
,
Fund,
7-16
**
2
6-
Inc.
Corp.
■
$5.50
preference
7-
6-
2
7-
2
7-
2
7-18
Great
Chicago
Molded
Stock
8
6-
*.
,
2
2
6-15
Chickasha
Christiana
preferred
■
Class
Crown
6-15
Crown
6-11
Crum
25c
9-19
8-27
7-
2
6-15
Securities,
Co.
8-
8-
1
7-
25c
8-
1
7-10
9-
1
8-15
6
11-
1
10-15
7-
6
6-20
7-20
G-22
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7-30
7-16
7-
6-14
7- 2
Oilcloth
2
47 %c
6-14
6-20
Steel
5
Dominion
-.8-1
.
Dominion
5
55c
i
8i
Dominion
7-
5
Donnacona
7-
5
Donnelley
1
7-
2
6-20
7-
2
6-20
Dover
9-20
Dover
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
2
6-22
.30c
7-
$1.25
75c
8-
1
7
25c
7-
1
1
6-15
7-
17'/2C
-6
DUn
Africa—
7-18
6-14
1
8-15
9-
25c
7-16
7-
7-16
7*
(s-a)_i.
6-22
Ltd.—
i,
,:
,
,
(E.
I.)
de
preferred
6%
Insurance
Eason
Oi".
Co,
Eastern
Atlantic
Curtis
$7
preferred (quar.)—
Curtiss-Wright Ccrp., class-A
A
Common
$1
Dallas
Crystal
Power
4'/27c
Dan
preferred (quar.)—
River
Extra
Mills
(quar.)—
——
>
7-10
7-25,
7-
15c
6-29
2
.
2
6-23
7-10
6-28
12 %c
10-10
9-2T
7-17
6-29
7-
2
6-23
2
7-
J20C
1
9-13
2
6-1(1
7-
2
6-
1
50c
$1.37%
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
preferred A (accum.)__
$6 preferred B (accum.)—
Eastman Kodak Co., 'common
93 %c
7-
2
$1.13
7-
2
6-15
50c
■
7-
2
6-15
;
6-15
1
7-27
7-10
6-18
7-
2
6-15
( 7-
6
6-2?
$$1.30
8-
35C
7-25
7-
2
$1.75
7-16
7-
2
62 %C
7-
6-15
2
preferred
6%
El
6-15
37 %C
Co.—
$4.12
nreferred
$4.72
> •
7-
«
6-
3
$1.50
7-
2
6-
a
$ 1.12%
7-
2
5-29
$1.03
7-
2
5-29
$1.18
7-
2
5-28
25C
8-
1
7-10
25c
7-
2
6-2A
50c
7-
2
6-14
30c
7-
2
~
—
—
(quar.)——
Quarterly
Co.,
2nd
5%
7%
Cofp.
Stop-Nut
—
—
—
preferred
5%
—
&
preferred
—
2
6-18
2
6-18
Emerson
Electric Mfg.,
7-
2
6-21
Emerson
Radio & Phonograph (stock div.)
7-
Emery Air Freight (stock dividend).
Emhart Mfg. Co. (quar.)——
2
6-21
6-21
9-
8-28
Empire Petroleum Co.,
1
8-15
5-
1
11-15
11-
1
6
6-14
7-
2
6-14
$2.50
8-
1-1-57
12-14
2%
9-11
8-14
40c
7-
2
6-18
28 %c
9-
Erie
$5
8-
7-14
25c
7-
6-
10-
"
Railroad,
7-16
Eversharp,
(quar.)
3
6-20
2
6-11
Ex-Cell-O
9-14
Excelsior
4
Inc.,
preferred
Corp.
Life
12-
3
7-
2
6-15
$1.75
9-28
9-14
25c
7-16
6-29
15c
7-
1
6-20
12%c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-
8
Fawick
1
6-
8
Federation Bank &
75c
$1.75
7-
7
50c
9-28
9-
12-28
12-
15c
7-10
6-26
8-
1
7-10
$1.06
8-
1
7-10
$1.13
8-
1
7-10
1
$1
20c
7-
2
6-15
5c
7-
2
6-15
50c
2
6-20
7-
2
6.-20
7-13
7-31
9-
8-
1
3
*
8-31
9-
1
8-11
$1.25
9-
1
$1.25
12-
1
$1.25
(quar.)_.
8-10
11-
9
'
$26c
—
7-15
6-13
30c
quar.)
7-
2
7-
2
6-15
6-
Trust
&
(N. Y.)
tquar.) —
Warehouse (stock div.)
(quar.)
2
7-
3
6-23
$1.50
8-
1
7-14
25c
7-
2
6-15
$1
7.-
2
6-15
37% c
7-
2
6-12
56 Vic
7-
2
6-13
62 %c
7-
2
$3
7-
1
6-15
7-
3
^6-26
30c
7-
¥
9-
1
_
200%
20c
—1
Federal
National Mortgage Association
>
9
7-
$$2
(s-a) —
»
6-15
25c
50c
(Toronto)
Insurance
9-10
r
6-12.
6-22
8-
*
1
8-30
Monthly
—
Monthly
(N. J.)
Board
(stock dividend)
(quar.)-
17c
7-16
6-30
17c
7-16
4-3Q
17c
—
Paper
6-30
.
7-
9-10
87 % c
6%
Federal Compress
Federal
6-30
15c
,
—-
Federal
Oil Co.
6-21
7-31
(quar.)
Corp.
Federal
s»
7-31
~50c
Foods, common
Monthly
6-31
7-
$1
preferred (quar.)
—
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.) —
Family Finance Corp., common (quar.)—
4% % preference A. (quar.)—
5%" preferred B (quar.)—
—
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
(quar.).
Co.,
7-25
75c
15c
28c
15c
Fairbanks
7-15
2%
(quar.).
(quar.)
Insurance
9-
Fairmont
7-10
8-15
4% non-cum.
preferred for
(increased
common
28c
9
a
7-26
$10c
8-10
5%
6-20
—
(quar.)—*
preferred
\
30c
preferred A (quar.)—&
Estabrooks (T. H.) Co., Ltd.—
4.16%
11-
7-
common
preferred-A
$5
preferred A
9-29
77-
6-13
1
$5
9-10
8-15
$40c
$2
8
2
8-
,
100%
preferred (quar.) ———
Equity Corp., common (annual)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.,
guaranteed
7-14
8-
10c
2
7-
1%
held)——,——
(quar.)
share
common
Johnson,
7-
$1.75
—
4%
8-15
10c
.
each
6-11
6-11
pfd. (stock div.)
4%
Stock dividend (one share of
redeemable $2.50 par value
Endicott
2
2
lauar.)
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—2
Enamel
&
Heating Products-,- Ltd.:
6-15
7-2
$2.50
77-
$1.65
(s-a)——
7% preferred
7-
7-16
6-20
62 %c
62 %c
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Williamsport RR.—
7-
$2.50
-
1
2
of -America (quar.)
Elder Manufacturing (quar.)—_————
Electric Auto-Lite Co. (quar.)
Electrical Products Consolidated (Seattle)—
Elastic
0
87-
(quar.)_—
%c
8c
7-
60c
30c
25c
6-15
1
$1.50
87 %C
-
3
8-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Elmira
87
7-
$1.75
(quar.).;
(quar.)*.—
Electric
Paso
4%%
Elliott
7-15
*
Steel
0-13
Corp.—
$7
6-15
„
$1.62%
<
45c
(quar.)
87%c
$1.12%
7-
(quar.)!
preferred
$1.12%
preferred
(quar.)—
Light,. $4
preferred
7-10
*'
7-
States
.
(quar.)
8-14
7-25
•>
5-13
10-
Stainless
50c
Dairies
&
9-10
7-11
10 %
25c
Eastern
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
7'Vic
Eastern
50c
(quar.)—
2
7%C
1
—
(quar.)_
6-11
6-15
7-
par)
1
——
—
6-21
2
2
par)
6-
—
—,—.—-•—
2
7-
and $2
par
6-15
"
Daitc-h
(both no
6-
:
25c
Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd.
Class
6-15
2
—
preferred (quar-.)—
4%%
6-15
2
2
50c
(quar.)
Corp,
2
3
——-
Curlee Clothing, common—l
a
7-
(quar.)
Co.
Loan
&
7-
com." (s-a)
—
6-
$1.50
7-
$2.50
—-
•
,
6-22.
2
7-
(s-a)
RR.
Savings
Canada
7-
—»
Sugar
Gas
7-
$1.50
7-
$20c
20c
(quar,)—
—
Co. (quar.)—
preferred
7%
Cuban
6-23
7-13
-
12%e
Racing Association—
Common (both no par and $2
12 %c
& Land, $1.12 preferred tquar.)
preferred (quar.)—,
——
Sugar Co.,
common
—
;
25c
—.—
$1.04
$1.31%
(Toronto)
•>
---ft
7-27
50c
•
$1.12%
^ A.
(quar.)—;—_—
Co,
;
-
'
121/aC
—.—
Co.—
&
7-
28c
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
40c
(quar.)—
8
Corp.
8%
Forster,
1
~30c
preferred (quar.)
6-22
i'**
I—r
(quar.)—
8-
30c
(quar.)
8
Corp.
Seal
&
1
$1.75
(final)
ord.
Nemours
$4.50
6-
5c
—
12-
for
Eagle Stores Co., common—i———
6-
—
(final)
6-30
1
$1.25
(quar.)
7-16
5c.
—
(quar.)_
6-15
9-
7-11
preferred
7-16
-
—
7-31
20c
—
$1.13
(Ont.),,. (s-a)—
7-16
$2oc
—
-
Eastern
——*—*—-
.
$$1.75
(quar.)
—
held)
t40c
—
(quar.)
1
(stock
Quarterly
East Pennsylvania
—
—I
6-
Corp.
Pont
7-16
Broadcasters, Inc.
(quar.)
pfd.
7%
Ltd.,
$3.50*
8-15
I
—————
3
preferred (quar.)_—«.—
<fc Bradstreet, Inc.
(quar.)
7-16
t40c
42 %c
*—
3
7-
6
2
7-16
du
2
25c
J40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
.
8-17
1
$25c
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd.—
American dep. receipts
25c
7-
9-15
8-
$25c
—
6-22
1
7-25
$12V2c
(quar.)—.
—
Dravo Corp.,
4% preference (quar.)——Drilling & Exploration
Duke Power Co., common (quar.)—
—
6-15
7-
—
6-33
6-29
$31%c
Ltd.-(quar.)
(increased)
Chemical
"
2
7-31
$40c
preferred " (quar.)__
dividend) —
of 5%
pfd. (10c par)
5%
share
7-
4%
shares
each
7%
South
of
Corp.,
Draper
$1.25
(quar.)
6-28
(quar.)
Ltd.
& Sons——
R.)
Industries
(Three
Dow
6-28
7-16
dividend
Stock
10-1
6-20
7-16
$$4
Ltd
Paper
(R.
-
-
7-16
(quar. )>_
Textile Co.,
T
a
$35e
—
Ltd. (increased quar.)
Chemical, Ltd., common..
&
preference
7-5
,
8-
.
$1
6-
(s-a)__
(Toronto*
Linoleum,
Coal
&
Tar
3
$17 %c
Co.
&
Stores,
5
7-
1
7-
$1.12%
(quar:)
common
(quar.)
7-
1
8-
$20c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Steel
Ltd.,
Insurance
7-
8-
50c
.
Oil
-$4.24
7-12
Dominion
7-
preferred
Dominion
6-22
7-20
$1
6-22
45c
(stock dividend)——-—
(quar.)
Life
$1.12
3
20c
(resumed)
Dominion
Corp._v
(s-a)
(s-a)
Inc.
Zellerbach
&
Crystal
6-27
8-15
2
1
Co,——,■
Cuban-American
$1
Oil
A
Crown
6-11
50c
12-
(quar.)_
——
Cork International,
class A
(quar.)
Corp.
2
100%
12-15
B
Class
.
2
35c
(quar.)
J38c
7%
65 %c
preferred
Wheat
of
2
10%
1
7-16
$10c
'
(quar.)
Glass Co.,
9-
7-16
1
>
6-15
1
8-
7-
$20c
—
—_—
preferred
4%%
9-15
3
8-
$37%c
,
(quar.)
common
preference
&
(quar.)
$37c
(quar.)———iCribben & Sexton, 4%%" pfd.* (quar.)—
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)——
Crpam
7-
7-16
Common*
6-20
.
Ltd.,
Foundries
Dominion
(quar.)
Ltd.
Fabrics,
convertible
Second
Dominion
'
—
Products
Cotton
2
r.
Dominion
—
—
Shoe,
preferred
5%
Craig Systems,
7-
87%c
common
common
7-
common
Insurance
Craddock-Terry
7-
Illinois. RR.—
Tool,
$3
(Toronto)
———-
Cumberland
dividend
Pneumatic
6-11
■
6-15
7-
75c
Ry.,
2
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)_
Quarterly ..
—J
——*■—
Courtaulds,
Ltd.—
- *
American dep. receipts ordinary
8
30c
(quar.)
Western
7-
preferred series 1945
preferred series 1947 (quar.
& Reynolds, com. (increased s-a) —
$1 dividend preferred A
(quar.)_———~
Cott
Beverage
(quar.)——»
Cosmopolitan Life Insurance—
investment
(quar.)
$1.37%
3V2%
-
•
6-22
(Toronto) (quar.)—
preferred .fqu&r.) —
Common'
(monthly)——
Fields
Dominio^Corset,
Corroon
7-10
7-
Oil
•
1
Corning Glass Works—
|
7-17
8-
(quar.)_—
A
6-29
7-31
50c
Corp., '6%% pfd. (quar.)
Inc. (quar.X^
—
series
$5.25
7-30
25c
6-19
Products Refining Co., common
75c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(from net
Chicago North Shore System (stock div.)
Chicago
A
:
9-14
$17 %c
(quar.)-—.
6-19
V
51 %c
Cornell-Dubilier ElegtrtCr-
8
6-
•
Mines
2
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar:)_:
:w—————
Coosa River Newsprint Co.'„^„rr—
Corn
6- S
9-20
2 /
$4.16
Motors
Cooper (Peter)
Cooper-Jarrett,
6c
t
of Virginia
Chicago <te Eastern
$2
class
A
Chicago
Life
Continental
7-10
shares
7-
preferred (quar.)—
Continental
62 %c
(quar.)
preferred A
Fund—
Cox
Dominguez
N, J.) —
(quar,)—
Can, $3.75 preferred
Gin
7- 3
7-
City,
preferred
4%%
T
5
7-
9-14
—
Co.
Continental
8
$1.19
T
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.— *
3%% conv. preferred (quar.)
Chicago
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
$3
Power,
6-15
7-15
8-17
preferred (quar.)—1
$4.52
preferred Mquar.)—
Continental Baking (Del.), common
8
6-
8%c
Cheaspeakc
Gas
2
7-15
—
9-28
:
Continental
6-20
2
&
Dome
7-
5e
9c
25c
common—-
8-31
$4.50
10c
Mfg.
.
1
8-
9-20
6-13
25c
(quar.)..,———
Consumers
6-15 *
7-3
6-29
2
25c
(quar.)—
Consumers
-
7-
7-12
Class
B
6-28
Co.—
conv.
Beneficial
7-30
15C
(quar.)
„
7-16
6-25
Common
C-18
6-18
$1.17
common
Products
Valve
Chemical
,
Dixie Cup
10-10,'
51c
Television & Radio
Consol.
„
Crown
common
Certain-Teed
Chapman
>
7-
20c
(quar.)
Acceptance,
A
6-29
•>,52 Vic .v.S-, 1
Paper Corp.
7-10
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)———
U5c
6-18
6-18
7-
$1.18%
I
7-30
—-
Increased
6-18
,
7-2.
7-2
<7- 27- 2
Theatres
Dodge
.
Gas
6-20
7-10 1
Mining & Smelting
consolidated
/
$1.04
(quar:)
(quar.)
5%
7-20
$5
Extra
Service—
preferred
Class
$1.18%
$1.50
preferred (quar.)_____
preferred^ (quar.)__—
Public Utility (quar.)
6-15
Products—
Natural
8-is
2
7-20
$2
preferred
6-15
2%%
(quar.)
Aluminum,
36c
2
30c
Co.
Semi-annual
2
——_—
Consolidated
6-11
6-11
6-11
,7-2
7-16
,
Edison
Dixie
3V2%
$1.15
(quar.)
4.75%
4.75%
7- 2
7- 2
7-2
1
1
7-
Detroit, Hillsdale & South Western RR. Co.—
8-
9-
25c
(quar.)
7-26
$detal Products
Extra
:
SI
lOo
(quar.)___.
Corp.
Detroit
District
•»:«
Fields
Co.
Brass
Tunnel
6-15
8-15
(quar.)
Gold
&
•
9
45c
Yard
Stock
Canada
12-
12-15
62 %c
(s-a)—
6-21
7-
(quar.)—-,—————
preferred
Consolidated
8-15
8-31
Union
Aluminum
Detroit
6
v
5
Consolidated
6-22
6-15
6-29
7-10
7-6
6-20
6-20
6-21
8-10
6-11
6-12
Denver
Detroit
&
quar.)__
Corp.—
2
(Interim)
A dividend of one shilling on
the ordinary shares less
income tax—
Laundries, (quar.) —
—
.
6r22 ^
,
2
7- 2
7-20
.,
7%
6-15
s.
7- 2
87 %c
Central
preferred
held)
40c
(quar.)
General
Consolidated
$1.15
4.15%
8-8
Louis
28c
Insurance
Foods Corp.,
6-22 ;
_
4.65%
8-
4
4
6-15
2
,
(increased
A
1
6-15
common
5%
preferred
Public
4
9-
St.
shares
&
33y3
each
{quar.)
7-20
5-31
(quar,)„_—
preferred
Consolidated
"
20c
—_—
(quar.
Vermont
9-
$2
class
7-
7-
(quar.)_,
preferred
$5
—
(quar.)_!
Century
■
37%c
(auar.)__^
(quar.)
preferred
Central
40c
Chicago
Y.,
for
(s-a)-
7-
10c
5%%
12- 8
$1,12%
preference
preferred
6%
5-31
6-101
6-
&
7-
10c
..
12-20
,$1.20
(quar.)__
4.60%
'
2
2
N.
6-20
25c
(quar.)
Consolidated
9- 8
12- 8
$1.02%
$1.02%
D
convertible
7-
7-
of
stock
RR.
1
7-16
*
6-12
$1
Lackawanna
8-
& Power Co.—
preferred
preferred
Inc.,
2
6-22
7-
$2%-$3% preferred
.
9-8
40c
3.56%
4.60%
3
10c
Tramway
2
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) —
—-.—
Consolidated Cigar Corp., common
——
$5 preferred (quar.)
—
Consolidated Dry Goods (quar.)—
—
Consolidated Edison Co. oi New York—
;
,
9-20
12-20
$1.12%
$1.18%
A
/
(quar.)_,
Gas
7-
Inc.
7-15."
40c
7-16
7-
7-
40c
9-20
$1.08%
u—
(quar.)_
Central Myine Power Co
^
7-2
preferred
1
(quar.)_
Connohio,
8-15
7- 3
: "
7-16
$8
22 %c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.20
Securities—
Indiana
(s-a)
(quar.)
25c
Common
6,
——.
$2.09
...
7-10
8-1
7-16
7-31
\
$i
preferred
$2,06 preferred
.
B
convertible
$1.50
3
common
Denver
7-
——.—l————
$2.04
5-31
7-10
6-14
6-26
37 %C
$1.90
Light Co.—.
Central-Illinois
Central
7-
(initial)
(Jersey
Life
2
,7-16
(s-a)
com.
Quarterly
$1.25
;
A
preferred
6-25
$$2.50
Electric———
new
Confederation Life Association
Connecticut
Co.—
(increased)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.10%
2
of Canada—
Corp,
Dennison Manufacturing—
7-
(quar.)-—
(quar.)-——.
Ohio
Quarterly
$1.25
(quar.)
Electric
6-22
7-
Co.,
com.
8-
Edison
12-14
3
3
3
3
1
7-
7-31
Wnarf: CO._^
6-15
6-15
9-14
V $1,757- 2
$1.25
$1.25
preferred, (quar.
preferred (quar.)_.
4.75%
6-29
7-16
Stores,
50c
(quar.).
Commonwealth Water,Co., 5y2%. pfd. (quar.)
Community Hotel Co. (York, Pa.) (s-a)__—
—
:
4.35%
Central
Securities
Mfg.
$1.25
(quar.)_.
——
Co.
2
7-2
$1.12%
pfd.
5%
—
Southern
&
Commonwealth
v
Electric
&
7-10
7-23
$3
(quar.)
&
share
6-15'
7-
75c
—
•.
(quar.)
Gas
dividend
Trust
.
Georgia
Pictures
Commercial
,
5%
7-25
50c
10c
*.
7-2
7- 2
7- 2
8- 1
(quar.)
—
•
50c
Co
10c
—.
(quar.*.)
—
Corp. (quar.)_—.———*
1
(quar.)——.
of
6-14
50c
System
Engineering
9- 1
10c
—
Central
6-18
2
$1.25,.
(monthly)
common
preferred
partic.
Combustion
$25c
8-31 A
8-15
Class A (quar.)—
y
$12c '"llr30,1 11-15 *
Class B
(quar.)——
$25c
11-30
11-15 •'
Celotcx Corp., connpon (quar.)
;
:
60c
7-31
7- 6 .«
5%" preferred (quar.)'
c
;—
25c
7-31
7- 6
Central
Aguirre Sugar
(quar.)—
35c7-16
7- 2
Central Canada Investments, Ltd., common*:
$20c
7- 3
6-22
5%
preference (s-a)
,:$$2.50
7- 3
6-22 '
Class
6-18
2
20%
—-
(quar.)__
Baking Co., common
Columbus
8-15
——
I.)
2
7-
35c
common————
8
9-1
,
Food
7-
.
$7.40
(quar.)
dividend)
Gas,
8. /
7- 3 !
7- 2
7- 3
7-31
7-13
65c
——3c
(quar.)„__
$1.25
Carolina
Power
&
Light, common—
27(/2c
$5
preferred (quar.)—
1—$1.25
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$1.05
Carolina
Telephone .& Telegraph
:
A
$2
..Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)_——
40c
Carriers & General Corp.
(quar.)
12%c
(J.
7-10
Western Rk.—
Stock dividend (Partial distribution of one
20c
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
8- 1
Capital Venture Fundr___J
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.
Catelli
6-15
7-25
(annual)
preference
&
Dejay
7,
10c
6-
7- 3
10- 1
1-2-57
$25c
Ltd.; (quar.)
common
common
Capitol Records, $2.60 conv. pfd.
Case
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Turbine
&- Co.
Delaware
-
6-
7- 3
2%
$37 %c
sterling—__
Canadian Westinghouse
6-22
I
6-
;
7- 3
•
$$1.25
15c
$1
$$1.25
$$2
$75c
;
Pacific
able
3
.
Trust
(quar.)__;
common
Canadian Vickers Ltd.
2
'
(quar.)
Iron,
&
Gas
Columbia
*
-
Investment
(quar.)
v
(Toronto)
$15c
preferred
3
■
7-15
•'
$933/4C
8%
4 7o
7-
.
63c
Commercial
common
(quar.)
Canadian
6
7-16 >-:• 6-29
7- 3
6-11
$27'/aC
__
1—
5 7o
Deere
5%
1
7-
(quar.)
preferred
Steam
Co.
Decker
6-15
$1
(Cine.)—
Power,
Interstate-
Columbia
6-21
3
7-
t$1.50
Ltd—
Ltd., class A
Ltd., com. (quar.)__—
Cos.,
2
7-
.
$50c
$$2
$20c
$10c
preferred
preferred
8-10
2
$1
preferred
(monthly)
50-cents
,
Ltd.—
(quar.).
prelerred
4%
1
7-
15C
preferred (quar.)-—:
Columbia
6-28
7-
7-
tlOc
(quar.)__
,
9-
10c
—.———
Products
Fuel
6-15
-
7-
,.$$1.25
(quar.
2
7-27
7-31
$62 %c
i—
common
Canadian
4'/a%
Stock
(annual):
Ltd.;
International
8-10
——
(stock
Colorado
Inc.
Bakeries,
(quar.)
Industries
&
1
-„_A_
series
Central
Common
6-8
2
7.
37%c
—
Cut Stone,
Ltd.
Dean
9-
preferred
finance
"1956"
Color-Craft
6-14
$6%c
Canadian Ice Machine,
■Ltd.
7
7-31',
75C
(s-a)_
Ltd
Canadian General Electric Ltd.
7(4%
5 7tf
8-15
55c
(quar.)—
Investments,
Canners.
Canadian
Colonial
Colorado
.
Canadian
7
7-14
1:75c
Special ;
<
;
$10c
Special
$10c
:
r
Special
$10c
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
$$1.10
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-a)
$31(4c
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)—-;$37%c
$1.25 convertible preference (quar.)
$31%c
CanaOTan Bronze Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)__—
$37%c
Canadian
12-20
—
class A
convertible
4%
6-7
.
Common
preferred
1-1-57
35c
Colorado
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.
5%
DePontet
87 %c
International
Radio,
7-2
7-16
$$1.25
convertible preferred (initial quar.)
Life Assurance (quar.).-—--^—_
4(4%
De
7-20
(quar.)„——
Coca-Cola
55c'
com.
Foundries,
7-27
7-20
4
Debenture
(quar.)_.
Cold Metal ProductsCollins
7-
(quar.)___*_
General
Iron
Class A
6-15
/$ 3.50
pfd. (s-a)—
(quar.)
&
preference
Canadian
Ltd.,
1
4
8-
$1.50
5-28
7-
$1
35c
pfd.
$1.25
7%c
88-
16 Vic
Laval
3
15c
$1.75
16V4c
'
5%
Iron,
Dayton Rubber, common
$2 class A (quar.).
$1.75
Bottling Corp.
25c
B
7-25
(quar.)'
Coca-Cola
62c
Associated
Co.
8-15
—
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
9
15c
—
Campbell
Bread
preferred
7-
.
(quar.)
preference
2nd
7%
Co.—
Campbell Soup Co.
5%
20c
pfd.
Specialties,
Malleable
Delaware,
Co.
±$1
Camden & Burlington County
Canada
4%
Corp.-—; :v
Taggart
Dayton & Michigan RR.,
9-14
Per body & Co.—
Coca-Cola
t$1.12%
Service
Water
Dayton
6-19
(%uar.).
Y.)
6-22
lo
28 %c
(quar.)
Red Lake Mines,
7-11
6-14
2
3%%
"
18c
Packing
California
6-15
(N.
Cc.
7-20
Increased quarterly—-
Campbell
•
Trust
10-30
Fund
California
7-27
2
(quar.)
tl5c
(quar.).
California
10c
77-
50c
guaranteed (quar.)„
Quarries (quar.)
2
t25c
(quar.)
preferred
6-18
RR.—
guaranteed
7-
—
Power
2
(s-a)—
Cleveland
6-15
—
Mahoning Ry.
77o
6-28
3
50c
*,•
&
4%
7-
—
(quar.)
Electric
6-29
7-
i
—L
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
$45c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
$2.50
6-28
1956)
1956)
Liquidating Corp. (liquidating)
Power, Ltd., common
preferred
1-
7-13
25c
$1
;
15C
4%%
5%
7-16
20c
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Davidson Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
$1.13
7% pfd. (quar.)
Bakeries, class A
B
7-16
——
common
series A (quar.).—
Inc. (quar.)
93 %c
Machine
6-15
25c
;
IOC
L
Corp.,
Danly
2
Co
Co
25C
Co.
Dana
7-16
7-
—
Stockyards
13c
(quar.)
7-16
8-15
'
$1
City Baking,
(quar.)__;
C.
California
Investing
City
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of, Rec*
Share
Name of Company
8-15
5%
^
Suburban Bell Telephone (quar.)
Union
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)
common
—
(quar.)_—^
preferred
Claussen
(quar.)___
preferred
Calgary
6-28
7-16
Electric,
&
17 %C
(quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd.. 7%
C.
4%
Cincinnati &
—..—
preferred
Ltd—__—
Gas
preferred
Class
preferred
Ltd.
4%
Terminal
4%%
4%
When
Per
Share
dividend
Stock
6-28
Cincinnati
(quar.)__
Steel,
& Co..
Butler's
Cincinnati
7-16
■
■
(issued April 12,
(issued May 25,
Burroughs Corp.
Bush
7-16
-
Co.
Inc.,
Burlington
Burns
8-15
15c
(quar.)_
Products,
Bucyrus-Erfe
Bullocks,
1
/
.
serial pfd.
serial pfd.
Building
6-28
7-16
'
,
,
Name of Company
called for re$100 per snare
at
convertible
cents
6%
.
issue called for redempJuly 31 at $11.50 per share plus
preferred
60
10c
5%
$1.25
a.
.
(entire
on
dividend)
7%
of Rec.
;
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (entire issue
demption on July 2
plus
dividend)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
common
_
5%
"When
Share
Name of Company
7-16
5-31'
17c
7-16
6-30
2%%
7-12
6-29
45c
7-15
7- 2
14
(14)
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle...
Per
Name of Company
r
Fibreboard
4%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
$1
Finance Co.
A
$2.25
and
class
General
B
stock
(A
corp.,
preferred
Fund
&
$1
Class A
City
National
Bank
Y.)
7-20
7-
7-17
6-25
Grolier
6-25
$3
Co.
2,
6-15
Gulf
6-20
(voting
30C
Ltd.
Corn,
in
Fruehauf
quar.)
15%
of
Stock
dividend
Fruit of the
,
6-15
7-20
7-16
7-
•7-15
7-15
;
'<■;
______
7-25
6-30
7-10
;
8-15
:
11-15
25c
1
7-16
7-16
6-30
7-16
9-
7
7
Heinz
3-
8
\ $1.50
Co.
(quar.)
Baking
preferred
$1.50
7-
2
10c
7-
2
<
2
t
Hertz
Corp.
Higbee/ Co,
6-15
6-15
15c
8-
7-16
$2
_.
7-
6-18
10-
9-17
Cable
1
5c
7-
Corp., common———35c
preferred
(quar.)
$1
7-
7-
0-20
7-25
6-15
convertible
Electric
Gas
2nd
preferred
(quar.),„
(quar.)——
50c
50c
—
'
6-
8
5%
Holt
payable
in
common
Stock
dividend
0.0075%
payable
in
common
Stock
0.0075%
dividend
11-15
payable
in
common.,
0.0075%
2- 15-57
General
Investors
General
Motors
$3.75
Trust
(Boston)_______
Corp.—
Commoh
Class
(s-a)
A
General
____
(quar.)
A
and
share
3%
share
General
Corp.,
stock
par
held
of
for
$3.50
Corp.,
common
series
A
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co,- of
$2.40
preferred
General Telephone
$2.20
Co.
preferred
;
Corp., com.
Brewery, class A
Genessee
Class
B
Genuine
company was
Pacific Corp.
Mascot
Mines,
Glasscock
Co.
(C.
(P.
Falls
Glidden
-
&
Elevator &
;
of
Co.—
(quar.)_
3
preferred B
8%
preferred
A
8%
preferred
B
preferred
preferred
A
B
Co.,
Grajr, Drug Stores
(quai^.)
(quar.)—
9-14
_____
8-
1
2
6-15
2
6-22
15c
7-
2
7-
2
7-
2
6-11
150c
12 %c
15c
25c
7-31
7-10
7-
2
6-21
7-17
6-26
7-27
6-22
5«»/4c
(s-a)
8-
1
7-16
57!?c
>
8-
1
7-16
150c
7-
3
7-
3
6-15
•
35c
(quar )
42 %c
6-15
8-15
8-
8-
7-20
1
called
$54
1
~
I_III
$1.50
~
12-10
11-16
8-17
9-10
8-17
•
2-17
$2
12-10
11-16
$2
12-10
11-18
56'Ac
"
—
Y.)(quar.)
9-10
$2
(Increased-quar.)
9-10
$2
(quar.)
II—
8-17
$2
"
(quar.)
9-10
7-16
6-25
'
"35c
37% c
7-
2
6-15
7-16
6-20
8-
1
7-13
7-
2
9-
12-15
12-
37 V2c
8-
1
6-29
6-22
7-
2
1
8-
1
7-
2
2
50c
8-
1
7-
7-
1
6-21
)
J
*
8-
1
|7-
2
7-28
7-
3
7-
3
7-
3
7-14
6-
7-14
partic.
;
'
ment
inc.
16%c
..
Income
1-
P
9-10
8-10
7-
2
2
7-16
7-16
Steamship
Bronze
9-28
8-
r.
7- 2 ;
7-
2
1
7-16
6-22
-
1
•
$l.03y8
$1.03
■
$1.06y4.
8
invest-
in-.,.
I,—
2
6-
9
«
2
6-21
>.
>■
(quar.)
-
6-15
6-
1
7-2
2
7-
20c
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-16
6-29
7-
2
2
&
Gas,
com.
(quar.)
7-16
6-28
J37%c
7-16
6-28
50c
7-16
6-15
(quar.)_.
' "*
7-
3
6-15
7-
3
6-15
7-15
6-29
-
*$1
Ltd.—
t$1.75
(quar.),
8-
1
7-
t83/4c
,
8-
1
7-
$1.50
7-
3
3
.
6-15
160c
'___
2
7-16
6-20
$1
7-2
6-15
7-
6-15
89y3c
.
2
~
"
45b
7-15
6-22
45c
7-
6-
2
8
7-
$1.25
6-15
7-
6-15
7-
!
$1.41
6-15
"
Light,
common
(quar.)
30c
7-
6-
8
8
$1.25
7-
2
6-
8
7-16
7-
2
7-
6-15
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
20c
.____
(quar.)
87%c
.
(quar.)
87%c
of
44c
and
Bond
from
12c
from
special
a
(Walter)
"B-3"
9-15
12-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-21
7-15
6-30
(a
investment
in¬
$1.18
Stock
"S-4"
88c
Co.
(a
investment
from
net
regu-',
•
income
realized *"'
$1
5%
pfd.
(s-a)
Corp_ (quar.)__
(quar.
(quar.)__.
^
25c
62%C
i .'y/
20c
Press
Village
6-30
Inc.
Locks,
Salle
7-
7-
(quar.)_;
2
6-
2
7-
2
6-11
7-2
6-11
$1
]
.
'
*7-10
6-30
•
•
2
■
-
'
.
A
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
9-28
12-28
convertible
•
preferred
A
12-31
Investment
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
(Phila.),
59%c
.
7-15
7-2
7-
3
6-15
common
A
8-
1
(quar.)""' "'
5c
7-2
tquar.)-
25c
—
Bakeries—
(increased
■■-r
V
,
50c
pfd,- (quar.)
'i5c
—
Co
20C
preferred
7-14
6-30 >
.
€^30 >
7-14
-
(
6-16
\
1
9-12
*
$1.25
—x
Co*.^ 3.85%-pfd.
■
$1.25
v
■
'
—2
-7- -i
,
45c
—_________
$5
!;
'•* 2
2
<<
quar.)
Refineries,- fc%
12-12
7-
12- 1
3
•
6-20
7-25
7-10
96y4c
8-
1
7-16
75c
7-
2
30c
(quar.)
6-15
>
7-13
7-
?
$1.12%
8-
1
7-20
$1
7-
2
6-19
(quar.)
common (quar.
preferred (quar.
National
>
Life
2
$2
7-
2
7-
1
6-13
.
35c
Building
Telephone
&
7-10
1
10-10
7-
6
6-29 )
50c
7-10
6-30
$1.25
7-10
6-30 1
u-—
-
Co.,
Ltd.—
(accum.)
common
»
..
'
1
i$4
7-10
50c
9-
1
87%c
9-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Railroad
'
Telegraph—
preferred
Carbonic Corp.,
preferred
1
11-
$6
•
&
8-
35c
Co
(quar y
preferred
(quar.)_
W.)
,•
6-15
$1.75
Insurance—
Common
Miami
6-16
"
y
3%%
/:
1
7-16
'
common__=._-_-^__sJ.ii^222--
-
Square
•
12-14
(Ont.)—
Common
Liquid
2
12-14
^
*
•
Lexington Union Station Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)_
6%%
7-
6-22
^
\ 3$3'
Loaif &
(C.
6-15
7-2
12-31
Wharf
Lindsay
2
6-15 ^
7-16
-
115c
-
•
-
-
2
7-
fl5c
—
Lerner Stores,
tLincoln
7-
r
35c
-■'12%c
iiuw
Co.—
)
6-29
6-28
10-10
(q.uar-)%i4^.2Ji^_2^^_18cj
class
(James) & Sons
Lincoln
6
1-10-57
J30c
preferred
(quar.)_
Lear, Inc. (s-a)
Lincoln
7-
7-10
t
it
-
12 %c
$5
Little
7-25
7-16
v
7-16
6-22
18c
—•
(quar.)
common.
Langendorf United
Lees
1
2
12 %c
Inc.,
preferred
5%
8-
5c
I
Ltd.
Sessions
Common
8
7-
yv.
Superior & Ishpeming RR. <;o.- (quar.)
Co.
6-
4-
25c
(quar.)
University—
v,
6-19
2,
:_2
——;;
„
,
6-29
7-
>
12%c
Gas,
&
>:
62%c
"
;—
,
6-20
7-16,
•
25c
S. A.
(John),
B
2
7-
"
(quar.)_
Extension
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-20
13c
;
2
(quar.)
Inc.
6-20
12-30
$2.50-
j.
^J-30
7-15
$2.50
(quar.)
Co., Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
-
1
60c
Fund
net
net
of
&
10-
1-2-57
87%e
of 74c from net real¬
special
a
2
45c
Refining
Low-priced
of
5%
J50c
$1.12%
~
30c
'
'
_2
6-22
tl5c
common
8
8
Lewis.
8% 1
6-
6-
Leonard
6-15
2 %c
..
6-25
7-
6-
4%%
25c
5
*
$1.12%
2
Leece-Neville
_
62'/2c
7-
.
2
'
$1.80
preferred
(quar.)
Lawrence Investment Co.,
6-15
r
2
:
(quar.)
,
,
2
Lane
7-
7-15
6-15
7-
•/^Lancaster
2
8-
2
2. Semi-annual
6-11
c
,
15c
Securities
Telegraph Corp.—
!y
:
•
.
7-
$1.75
8-15
7-
Lamson
.•
7-
3
6-29
50c
$1.06%
4.75%
6-11
7- 3
8-15
7-16
!
$1.12%
Class
6-11
2
7-
8-15
9-
(quar.)_.
-Lambton
2
fir
7-
8-16
99-
$1.08%
.!
(Alfred),
7-13
,
*■'.
9-
$1.05
Laboratories •(quar.
j
7-
*.
l$l
: .$3
7%
(quar.)
$1
$1.12%
;
Lakeside
7-13
-50c
3
1
7-
35c,
'
8-
7-
.
-•
$1.14
;
International Power Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
International Salt Co
International Telegraph of Maine
International Telephone &
8-15
"
(quar.)
Lambert
Ltd.—
(Canada),
9-
(quar.)
Lake
9-14
;e-
•,
7%
Quarterly
La
•
6-29
-
10-
3iy4c
'... 1 " '■ (
(s-a)
International Textbook
1
7-14
•
'
150c
from.security profits).,, .21 y2c
preferred (quar.)
pfd. ($5 par)
(quar.)
International Ocean Telegraph
6-29
95c
preferred
Kurz-Kasch.
12-14
T
Industries, Ltd.—
Class A common
(increased)
4%% preferred (quar.)
International Milling, Ltd., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
Nickel
Power
Kwikset
9-14
12-28
12c
(quar.)___
7-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
La Consolidada
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
6-29
10c
%y
preferred
4%
<
qo.__
Powders
8-16
7-17
(quar.)
8
6-15
$1.25
87%c
from
8-16
1
Kroger Co., 7% 2nd:preferred (quar,)_
*.
$1,75
Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co. (s-a)____2_——2 ,50c
6-15
f
$1.25
-
2iy2c
Ctfs.
7- 2
A
Koppers
6-15
•
class
i
8
Klrsch- Co.
6-15
7-16
(Mass.)-—
16%c
1
9-
10c
(initial)
Electric
&
'Knickerbocker
'6^19
140c
I.nvest-'
and
8-15
9-
$1.30%
(quar.)___
6*
Klngsport
6-20
7-
$35c
Extra
International
7-15
57y2c
Insurance Co. of North America
Interlake
50c
JlOc
'
v_y_
net
8-31
2' 7-
King-Seeley
I
130c
.
Inc.-and 6c from/security
profits),!*
-Institutional'Growth Fund (5c from
ment
7-
.
from
6-22
22 %c
common
$1.15
Laclede
(9c
7-16
8
Labatt
Fund
6-22
!$20c
6-
and
,
vestment
Profits)
Insuranceshares
7-15
*,
(quar.)_______—.112%C
Income
2
59 %c
Chemical,
profits)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,
5%
preferred
(s-a)
i, "
Corp.—
.-
7-
6-
lar
j
(quar.)
and
Institutional
50c-<
—
&
ized profits)
Low-Priced Common
6-30
15c
(quar.)
"A"
preferred
10c
.
(quar.)
regular
6-30
7 14
75c
_________________
4%
7-18
7-
come
6-30
t$1.25
»
50c
6-15
8-
7-
Kendall
1
7-14
$1.10
*
Ingersoll Rand Co.. 6% pfd., (s-a)
Institutional-Growth Fund (5c from
6-15
7-
$1.08
Keystone
.
*
Co.,
7-
$1
93 %c
(quar.)
$1.07
6-30
/
Tool
y10c
preferred
(quar.)
16-15
$25c
&
6-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
6-15
56y»c
(s-a
Machine
7-
(accum.)__
5-31
preferred
7-18
30c
(quar.)___/
(quar.)
$1.75
preferred
5-31
preferred
6-21
>
preferred
5-31
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel (quar.)____.
7-18
$2
30c
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.)___
Indianapolis Water Co., 4y4,% pfdy. (quar;)_
Industrial Bank of
Commerce.(N. Y.) (quar.)
5-31
7-
..
.
25c
•,
7-
Xl%%
preferred
3%%
2
$12%c
(quar.)
xiy4%
(quar.)____
"E"
Kearney (James R.) Corp._
Kellogg Co., 3%% preferred
"
^
r,">-25c
■«,
preferred
7-
3
4%%
6-20
'
(Canada)
xl»/4%
7-
4%%
6-20
7-
—
RR.__y
(quar.)——___
( quar.
•,
t37 y2c"
$5 preferred
7-10
17cir )
y
5-31
5-31
"D"
preferred
$5.65
7-10
>
y
;
:
7-13
6-15
7-
preferred
/Kansas
6-16
8-
»
•
7-31
7-2
7-
4.60% preferred
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
6-29
;.y
-
6-20
%c,
15c,
4.28%
6-11
1
;
Vir-
(quar.)—__
62
4.32%
5
2
(quar.)____
A
6-22
2
xl3/4%
preferred
Gas
4V2%
.
5
$1
class
6-22
2
7-
$1.25
Kansas
6-18
9-15
7-10
_________
International Metal
2
2
7-13
40c
Cold
2
7-
V
Kansas City Public crervice. 5%
pfd. (accum.)
Kansas City Title Insurance Co. (Kansas
City)
2,
7-
1
93%c
participating preferred
international Harvester, com.
7-
7-
7-16
8-
8-
—
6%
38 Vec
6-15.,
.,$$2.50
4.12%
International
ner
3
50c
of
7-
25c
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)_
4%
preferred
(quar.)
7-
7-16
B
4.20%
6-20
7-
(quar.)_i.__y_____4______
Mortgage___
*■'}
Central
50c
$1.50
—___
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4% %
preferred (quar.)
Kidde
Breaker—
__—
.
1
City Power & Light—
3.80%
2
40c
Co.
Warehouse &
preferred
vlngersoll
6-15
2
Class
7-
<t$2.50
(s-a)
4.56%
-
5-31
7-
$1.50
preferred
Illinois
,
6-11
$1.50
——v-_-
(quar.)
B
Circuit
6-
"C"
Aircraft,
Kansas
7-16
30c
'
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
4y«%
preferred (quar.) r—,r;
6-11
$1.12 y2
,•
(quar.)
issue
I-T-E
2
tx$1.75
3%%
Co.,
4%%
Kaman
1
50c
(Union City, N. J.)
Erie
7-
Ltd., common..—*
(quar.)__—
"B"
(quar.)__
preferred
New
2
8-
5%-
__v
(quar.),
6-14
2
12 %c
~(quar~)"—~
at
&
6-30
y, 4oc
Service,
Aluminum
4%%
6-25
40c
(quar.)_.
Indian Head Mills, Inc.
$1.25 preferred
7-16
77-
21
com.
3
7-
Kaiser
15c
Incorporated-Inoorne Fund_«___
5
50c
___
II
Great American
Insurance Co. (N.
7-
$1.87'/2
(quar.)__
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)—
Preferred
v
8-35
50c
Y.TTouar T
(quar.)IIIIIIH1"
4%%
6-13
7
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities
6-15
6-
_I
(accum.)
5%
6-20
(quar.)
Union
7-
3
'
preferred
2
l'-:
5%
6-21
7-
2
7-
•/
-v
Huttig Sash Door Co.—
6-15
2
convertible to
&
preferred
Grand
2
7-
2
(entire
6%
8%
7-
J15C
v
quar.)__
July
6-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Huron
6-11
7-
Batteries, Inc.,
2
6-
6-14
.
25c
6,40%. preferred
:
7-10
6-18
,
preferred
7-
-
-
lu
(N. J.)
(quar.)_
-Imperial Life -Assurance
Transit Co., Ltd
on
Class
^
7canada)~—""
6%
8%
1
2
tl%C
*
(increased
"J
Telegraph
Hughes-Owen
6-15
7-
•
July6 2nd18
R
2
50c
series)
A
B
4.60%
."""I---"!"
Pfd.
Olass
.Hudson Trust
the
'
redemption
(W'.
7-
8-
125c
Gocwjall Rubber
conv.
*
IIIIIIIIIT" f 3134c
^^60c
H )
Gould-Nationaj
f
12 %c
(quar.
Extra
6-15
6-15
>
Copreferred (1955
4.62%%
2
2
$1.25
name
—IIIIIII"""
Gbderich
7-
6-15
Foods (quar.)
]
Goulds Pumps, common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
6-22
8- 7
20c
Mining & Smelting Ltd. (quar.)
County National Bank? (Jersey City)
Quarterly
changed to Georgia-
Rubber
7-10
(quar.)
Terminal
6-15
7-15
Punishing Co. of Ottawa, Ltd.—
6-15
3
35c
Hudson Bay
7-
Co.—
(quar.)
2
!
Baking
Co.
2
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co. (quar.)
Storage Co.—
-
6-15
/(N.
7-
1_„
Hudson
2
"II—II
Co.
7-
125c
(quar.)
Ltd., $5 1st pfd.
(interim)
preferred
Houston
6-16
2
Gordon
<P"
!
2
^quar.) ~~
IIIII"
(quar.)____~"~~"~
&
2
7-
preferred (quar.)__
Stock Telegraph
Bros,
7-
7-
Co
2
7-31
Ltd.
&
preferred
Class
7-
(quar.)____$__
preferred
'
25c
(quar.>____
H.)
Goodyear Tire
8%
:
7%c
Brewing, 60c preferred
Goldblatt
Grace
7-18
•
7%c
Ltd.
Insurance
Co.
&
for
7-31
50c
G.) Tidelands Oif Co.—
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Glatfelter
4%%
"
35c
__
Art
7-
15c
—
(quar.)
Yeliowknife Gold Mines. Ltd.—
(Interim)
•
4%'
7-18
Southwest—
the
2
40c
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
60c
Giant
4%%
7-31
6-11
31 %c
.
preferred
(quar.)
Effective April 30
above
Gold
6-11
'
(quar.)
Note:
Goebel
2
—___.___I.___I"
Genungs, Inc. (quar.)_
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
Inc.
(Joseph)
4%
2
55c
(quar.)..
3
7-
43%c
L:—
Hardart
3% %
6-29
77-
62 %c
(quar.)_______Z~_
(quar.
Parts
77-
(quar.)
(Frank W.) Ltd., class A
Houdaille
Industries,
common
(quar,)
$2.23
preferred
(quar.)_
Household Finance, common
6-15
Michigan—
(quar.)
General Time
Glens
5
Indiana—
the
50c
45c
Co.,
Public
Jewel Tea
6-13
30c
Horner
87 %c
1
cf
Co.
&
(s-a)
&
Horn
6-15
37 %c
(quar.)_________________
(quar.)
"
preferred
H.)
6-15
7-
37 %c
Jersey Farm Baking Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)
'
to
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-2
Journal
(quar.)
Telephone
Horder's,
Horn
60C-
_________
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$1.25
preferred
$1.40
.7- 3
6%
«
30c
prior pfd.
60c
2
53 %c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(D.
Renfrew
ginia
v
(quar.)_
$2.50
$1.25
5
7-13
(quar.)
6-
37%c
Lumber
y
—
(quar.)
Jeanette Glass Co., 7%
6-15
7-20
75c
commoh
preferred
Home
2
60c
preference
Gibson
I7' 2
___
General
Giant
1
6-29
;
General Shoe
■4
^7-
one
each
6-30
V;
(s-a)
preferred
(s-a)
i
Home Insurance Co, (N.
Y,) (quar.)
"
Ltd.—
dividend
preferred
Railway Signal
Extra
5%
1
110c
__
Mfg.
class B
$1
7-20
110c
_
Products
Class
6c
93 %c
_
2,/a%<
80c
$1.25
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)__.
General Petroleums
(Canada), Ltd.—
3
;V-;
2nd preferred
Home Dairy Co., common
;V^.-v.V.r
preferred
5%
6-20
6-15
common
$5
8-15
8-
7. 2
"'^-''-.SOc
Furnace
Holmes
Corp.—
dividend
8-31
7- 2
-50c
40c
Sugar,
(quar.}
& Co.
preference
preference
preference
preference
preference
5%
y
_C-
(Edward)
Holland
Holly
7%7%
Co.. (quar.)__
5%
preferred
Jamaica
-
!
34%C
37 %C
.accum.)
9
Common
Hines
6-20
General
changed
(quar.)__^w4s»«_
Light,
pfd.
6-15
(quar.)
Hightstown Rug Co.,
6%
6-
2
Products—
Co.
6^15
7-
$1.50
dividend
Mfg.
6-20
7- 2
50c
five
(quar.)—
Hilo Electric
6-20
7-
———
—
——
General
each
Extra
6-25
$6
10c
Stock
Higble
7- 2
7-
y
Telephone—
9
(qu£r.)
Cement
10-17
6-
(quar.)
Co.
7-18
10-17
1
2
$1
preferred A (quar.)
Hercules Motors (quar.)
6-20
7-11
J.)
1
1
11-
7-
(quar.)_____
7%
0-15
7-
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hercules
7-16
2%
Glass
8-
11-
1
6-15
to
(N. Y.)
Insurance
25c
(F. L.) Co., 5% pfd. (accum.)
Jacobsen Manufacturing (increased)
,
for
1
25c
$1.32%
share
7-
7-18
37 %c
—2
Sl.oeyi
Corp.
(name
(quar.)
Corp.
Hercules Gallon
9-14
$2
$8
General
1
tlOc
Co., common.—
(quar.)
Box
10-
2
_
preferred
General
8-15,
7-
_
(s-a)
1
$1.12%
conv. pfd.
(quar.)—
Co., common.—
(quar.)————
Ltd.
9-
2
25c
_______—
Investors
preferred
7-
6-21
56%c
class B
American
,6-20
«
7-16
7-13
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-,. 2
30c
1
7-10
8-
(quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)—___i
Island Creek Coal, common (quar.)
2
'
Island—
Irving Trust Co.
8-
(s-a)
Steel
7%C
Rhode
Jacobs
(George W.) Co., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd
40c
___
1
7-
6-15,
6-15
37 %c
Continental
Ivey (J. B.)
Helme
(annual)
1
37 '/2c
Fire
(H.
8-
11-
20c
superintendent
stockholders approval)—
and
1
12-1
7-16
7-16
(quar.)
Irving (John1) Shoe Corp.,
140c
—
Subject
Hotel
Hazel-Atlas
9-
130c
!
4
Iowa
7-14 '
,
of
2
*50c
preferred (quar.)_
__i.—
Electric, Light & Power(Increased)
4.80% preferred (quar.)_____________
4.30% preferred (quar.)
11-26
1
6-11
:
*
t75c
:—
5%%
8-17
12-17
130c
Haverhill Gas, new com.:
(initial-quar.)
Haydock Fund (quar.)
6-30
9-28
12-
common
8-
dividend
Hartford
J2-28
_
Iowa
Ltd.
Winkle-Munning Co. (stock dlv.)
-'iv/V
Harsco
8tock
3-29-57
$8
■
1
2%
Galveston-Houston
Stock
8-
11-
7-31
5c
Harrlsburg
Harrisburg
6-25
2%
convertible
Bakeries,
Canada,
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
—————————
(quar.)
6-29
6-15
$1.25
of
Shoe
Hansoh-Van
.6-30
7-25
2%
._
.
1st
Hanover
_____________
Co.
7-13
Co.
preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Participating
8-31
7-16
Trust
$2.50
6-29
8-31
7-
2
of New York—
Common
(quar.)
(One
held.
banks
of
2
J20c
10%
dividend)
9-15-
9-10
quar.)
Y.)
(N.
dividend
shares
;
Loom,
Gannett Co.,
Bank
Stock
2
7-
10c
—
Manufacturing
Funsten (R. E.) Co.,
4%
v
7- 2
10c
dividend).
(stock
Fuller
4%
Hanover
6-29
; 60c
—
Inc.—
$3 non-cumulative pfd (s-a)
Fuller (D. B.) & Co., 6% 2nd
pfd.
General
8-24
2
or
(quar.).
dividend
4
7-
130c
—
__
tax
cash_„
Stock
9-
6c
—
Co.
6-25
8c
i
—
Trailer
initial
com.
Hanover Fire Insurance
Mexican
(quar.)
(stock
7-2
25c
—
Investors
7-20;
7-13
6-11
9-14
6c
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)__
Alabastine
&
preferred
6-29
1
6-22
7-
(from net invest¬
Investment Foundation Ltd.
8-
2
10-15
7-14
:—_—
7-16'
7-
7-16
1
25c
—.
America
1
-
62 %c
____—
of
.8-10
811-
23c
income)
6%
35c
35c
—
Investors Funding Corp.
Preferred
(quar.)
32y2c
—
Coti (quar.)__f
Hammermiil Paper, Co.—
4*A % preferred (quar.)^
4*/2% preferred (quar.).
7-20
J20c
_
Refining
1
30c
(quar.)
quarterly
Froedtert
preferred
(New
6-12
25c
(increased
Realty
6-12
;
non-voting)
_
(L.)
8-
75c
_____——
1
(less
$5
Gypsum Lime
(quar.)
Haloid
_
51c)
Friedman
7-13
5-31
Co.
7-20
Canada, Ltd.
6-15
6-15
6-18
80c
(quar.)
6-12
(quar.)—,
Utility Series
General
7-27
7-16
Insurance
preferred
7-2
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Common Stock Series
Co.
V
Life
#5
8- 1
and
3
ment
1$3
32%c
(quar.)—_$0.215625
A
2
7-2
25C
'
.
$1.05
class
Investment Co.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
6-20
Intertype
9
7-
15c
—
2f::'
9
6-
(Montreal)
(quar.)
2
___
Fraser Cos.,
Extra
Extia
6-
7-
—______—t$1.50
Guaran.y 'lrust (N. Y.)
Corp.
2
1
37 'he
;v
Securities
7- 2
15c
—_
America
7-
(quar.)
of
North
of
Interstate
6-15
7-
17y2c
—_
(quar.)_L_.
preferred
(quar.)
Department Stores
(quar.)
3
11-
—37%c
7-
__________
___
Dairies
Co,
preferred
7-
Holder*
.
(quar.),<,_> *V50cV'8-$i
com.
conv.
25c
_________—r-
Quarterly
Corp.—
preferred
conv.
$1.40
$2
Quarterly _____________________________
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)__
Machine
;
$1.40
1
30c
-
pfd. (quar.)__—
Society (quar.)__^
7-
(quar.)
<fe
1
$1.75
.
conv.
I6V4C
2
Gear
9-
12-
Corp.,
Interstate
(quar.)—
com.
common—.
62 %c
7-
(quar.)
Co.,
$1.18%
3%
Corp,
$4.50
6-21
2
(quar.)
General
2
7-
Foundation
4%%
7-
dividend———________
Foremost
Extra
5-31
$1.25
5%
7-13
2
25c
Forbes & Wallace,
Class
B,
com.
Frontier
1
7-
(quar.) _______—
convertible
of
8-
25c
Bros,
net
7-17
5
65c
—
common
Gas
Guarantee
6-29
50c
(quar.)—
—
pfd. A
Sugar Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Grlesedieck Co., common
45c
(s-a)_—
Stores,
Greenwich
65c
———
preferred
Fresnillo
6
7-16
9-10
When
Sharei Payable of Rec.
Utilities
12-10
(Winnipeg)—
(liquidating)
Green Mountain Power, new com. (initial)—
Greening (B.) Wire Co., Ltd, (quar.)
6
7-
of Company
40c
—_
$1.50
Utilities, com. (increased)—
(quar.)....
Ltd. (quar.)—
Common
Fram
7-
Per
Name
International
175c
Western
*1
preferred
5%%
1
1
of Rec.
40c
—
preferred
-___
(quar.)
Corp.,
Flying Tiger Line. Inc., 5%
Foote
88-
Holders
Payable
(Texas) —
Greeley Square Building
6-15
7%C
—
Public
Fluor
6
2
"When
Share
.
Quarterly
—
(quar.)
(N.
7-
56'Ac
(quar.)
Brothers, $5 preferred (quar.)..
Flagg-Utica, 5% prior preferred ((quar.)—
Stock
0-21
Fran.)—
...
Co.
7-
$2
—
Fisher
$4.20
2
7-17
$1
Stores
Fair
Quarterly
7%
—
(San
,
Insurance
Quarterly
Great
————
National
Food
7-
4%
common—.—
First
4%%
7-13
of
(quar.)
common
Rubber
Corp.,
First
Florida
7-31
___
dividend
_
Tire
Boston
Company
Great West Life Assurance Co.
common)—■____
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
Firestone
First
6-29
of America at Baltimore—
4%
payable on class A
Finance Co. of Pennsylvania
Financial
7-13
90c
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.) (quar.)
Fireman's
Per
Name of
•
Great Southern Life
Filing Equipment Bureau, Inc.—
4% participating preferred (quar.)
Class
When
Bolder*
Payable of Mee.
Share
'
Paper Products—
Monday, July 2, 1956
—
8-15
8-15
Co.—
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)_
$4.30 original capital
(quar.)
$4.30 original cqpital (quar.—:
$4.30 original capital (quar.)__
50c
•
50c
(Continued
on
12-10
50c
.
3-9-57,.
$1.10
page
$1.10
1-10-57
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1-16
2-18
9-10
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Volume 184
Number 5547 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(15)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for rreTiena
STOCKS
Year 1955
37% Oct
28
48% Jan
k107
Jan
19
13
Jan
6
46% Jan
18
,
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
"
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
*
Highest
3
39% Feb
10
45% Apr
111...Feb
1
106% Apr
6
109% Feb
16y4Jan
27
13 y8 May 28
14% Jan
53
A
79
18
Jan
:
Aug 25
55% Jun
4%
v-.
ABC
Aug 25
65% Jun
65% Jun
,
~7% Mar"23
6
35% Sep
20
21% Oct
I
23%
25% Jan
19
25% Nov
30
Jun"
5
30
.
77% Jan
*
34% Sep
3
130
21,.
';
22 y4 Jan
"
108
-41% Dec
157
Dec
22
Dec
28
170
Jan
5
27% Mar 14
'
2%
r,
Nov
<17% Oct
.
6
29
109% Jan*.7
;
Jan 7
•
209% Jan
122
25
91%'Aug 5
26
3
Jun
170
8
,
"81 7 jun
;
7%
>:
24
Jan
104
4
117-
7
19
20
Jan
Jan''
....
25'/a.Dec
3
Dec
34
40
22
51% Mar 14
94% Jan-
98
•
IC
.
102
.
> Nov
6
Jan
29 y8 Jun
13
14
'May 31
6 '
Jan
Jan
18%
'
'
;
Apr
126
14
16% Jan
jan
Jan
5% Jun
42% Jun
46% Sep 16 :
71% May 6 "•
7
59% Dec
23% Mar 17
>
27% Mar 14
.
•33
9
100% Jan
Mar 14
24
106
15^
Mar
12% Jan: 26
54
-
15
19
■
Sep
3
40% Sep
Jan?
3
16
62% Feb-
1
3% Nov
28'- Nov
65
Jan
17
Jan
130
21
7 11
6
38
89
Jun
8
4%%
i
13
Amer
Nov
18y8 Dec
21
27
*
84% Jan
99
Jan
88% Nov' 18
:
107 % Feb
35%
4
r 27% Jan 21
6
'.104
;Tv'-i
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25^
Oct
20% Mar 14
103
31% Sep
r
32
Jun
15
,Jun
13% Jan
4
8% Oct
i
46% Jan
6
60% Sep
26% Oct
27
38J/a Apr
: 28 A
Jun
11
Oct -27
53% Mar
21% Mar 14
170
Jun
7
-9% Jan
37% Feb
72% Apr
583/8 Sep
>
3
American
15
7,300
46%
46%
172
46
<
-
172%
-
160
*150
-
;■
3%
160
3'/a
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20%
116%
193/4
193/4
82
82
x'.'-V 83%
\
y
400
*153
•
3%
3%
20 3/8
20%
20 ya
8,600
500
♦114 »/2
1161/4
19%
♦193/8
193A
*82
2,400
203/s
116%
19%
83
83
83/4
»
«
9%,'
9%
V -
5,400
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♦225
308
♦225
146
150
155
'
700
•
•
-
•
155
90
77,800
308
146
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,
93/4
308
146
39%
39%
40%
*111%
39%
115
403/4
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15%
.15%
112%
113
112%
*22%
24
*23%
33%
34
48 Va
48%
48 3/8
.
.94
15%
*94
111%
34
*111%
95
33%
'
:
153/s
1113/4
143
♦113
115
100
34%
142
35,000
;
300
40%,
.
*114iA
:
8,400
95
.
333/4
*132
,
100
800
•
48%
•94
!*.
;
5,600
333/4
48%
.
1,000
:
24
333A
34%
♦133
115
153/8
lll'A
34
:
140
35,600
115
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48%
*94
33%
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153/e
24
~90
■'_••
40%
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1123/4
48%
>
95
323/a
-
.
129
*15
;
39%
115
24 V*
32 3/8
>
3%
*225
115
'
•
-
160
-
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h
9
700
141
46%
46%
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- 175
-
172
1
27 y8
*136'/a
46%
172
*153
3%
*114%
93
-
33/4 %
113%
'38,
.'.
preferred
Inc
28
.
2
27,100
i.
115
263/a
106%
1077%
623/8
62 7/'a
24'/a
:::; 24%
24%
121
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18
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:
102
!
200
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102
.
.
136
,*2%
3
;. *37
„
39
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-
64
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42 "•
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*
68
69
20% /■
,
42%
28'A
,
*67
69
.
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207/a
5%
30%
5
♦20%
-30'
*2oy2
20%
^
'5%
5%
-
45
45
44%
44%
No par
;
57%
57%
r:
f;
*
*28
Va
•*
;
1053/4
1053/4
100
32 Va
20%
6y8
43%
44%
56%
57%
563A
56 3A
5%
43%
.
v
43%
44
29
29
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29%/'
*29%
American
20
*6
263/4
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89%
."
148
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:
743/4
148
17%
17%
17%
29%
29 Va
29%
145
*40%
*40%
41%
'»>■ 20%
21%
Power__No par
American Gas & Electric Co new. 10
14J/a
Secur—No par
Hawaiian
25
American
Hide
*
-
-
-
6%
:
*
'6%
Leather
&
5%,%
-
-■
com
-
29
prior
100
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Com
29
*102
x*
•
Mar 29
3.90%
-
preferred
Amer Machine & Metals—;—No par
Amer Metal Co Ltd com new.No par
4
..' 4%%
preferred
Jan
16
American
27
5% %
Metal
Apr
5
American
Molasses
3
American
Motors
4
American
News
9
American
8
40% Jan
503/4 May
4
Amer
Potash
8
24% Mar 20
Amer
Rad
27
-
5
Co
Gas
25
"
30
*.
-
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373/a
25%
*27%
>
17%
31%
633/4
31%
35%
35%
34%
46 V*
463/4
45%
21.%
21%
21
—————100
♦164%
♦164%
7,800
15,000
17,400
500
53/8
22,200
:
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125
,
16
45
*
103%
600
'
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101
14
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4,800
13
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r
100
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161/4"-
•
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700
2,500
87%
89
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240,800
37 y2 ^
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,
26 3/«
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26
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29
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8,800
105 y2
•
26 3/s
5,100
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29
28 Va
28%
500
14,100
17%
17%
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16%
16%
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6%
63A
6%
63A
16%
6%
63%
64 %
63%
643/8
63%
643A
8,500
31%
313/8
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31%
313/8
31%
2,400
35%
35%
35%
35%
45%
4
46%
47
,
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21%
-
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25%
64 Va
-1
100
213/a
143/4
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11/64
293/4
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new__No par
168
Co
Chem
•
143/8
39%
y29 %
9/64
373/4
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6%
31%
•
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14
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•
173/a
63/4
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6,100
42%
113%
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&
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29
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>
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89
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31%
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29
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-16
263/4
17%;
30 VA
39%
43
14
16
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14
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102
16
3,700
1133/4
127
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14
\ 35,900
146%
5%
126
13%
40
733/8
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.
127%
16
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253/4
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102
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1
13
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38
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28%
-
20
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8
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-
126 /
13%
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89
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29
Jun
{
100
Products
convertible preferred
2OV4 Jun
*87
43
/ *41
13 '/a
'
29 %
,
-100
45
200
300
1133A
5%
13%
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39%
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14
110
10
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noncumulative
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7
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convertible preferred
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57
29%
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27
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69
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28
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12
32% Feb
1173/4
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3
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118%
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Mar 16
30
128 F
38
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100
common
American
343/4 May
108
403/a
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115%
26 3/4
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403/4 Mar 21
i
39%
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8
177
Feb
13
7%
&
Std
preferred
6% May 23
293/4 Jun
8
-
21
8% Feb
27
American
Safety
36% Ja.n
6
American
56
A
75
4
American
Seating Co
10 ;
Ship Building Co—No par
Feb
23
153
42,
131% Aug 12
433/4 Dec 30
120
Apr
Jan
59% Mar 20
10
Apr
May
174 *
24
Feb
46% Mar
25
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172
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32 % May
;
30
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American
12
11
39% Jan
14%
26%
138
353/8
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35%
353/8
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453/4
46%
21%
21%
213/8
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9
6
29% Feb
15%
38
'
100
American
28% Feb
+.
3
6
121% Oct
14 3%
46%
111%
1273/a
2 3/4
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Crystal Sugar com
3
34% Jun
5
50% Jan
13
14 :,/'u
273/a
138
112%
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126 V4
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17
55% Jan
.
16
40% Mar 14
14
5,300
273%
'
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27% Jun
29% Jan
1613/4 Jun
183%
7'/a
*
106% Feb 21
:
63/4 May 14
3
179% Jan
7% May 25*-.
-
18%
,:'32%
-
8
Mar
114%
_1
prior preferred—*_:
20
43
38:
18%'
174
128
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Chicle
17% Apr
173/4 Jan
May 25
.13% Jan
23
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11:
.
10
24% May 10
17
17
>
:
27
104
30
10% Jan
.
35% Feb
1
24% Mar 16
i
17%
48%
1
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101% Apr
*
;
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1Sep~13
17 %
2
-
38 '
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preferred
-7%' preferred
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May 23
1
A
,
135'/a
173/4
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143/4 Mar 21
1
-
787 % Jun 28
41% Mar 16
:
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27%
V
14%
94
32%
500
2,500
-
135%
18
"333/8 ■}. 33%
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,
i—No par
common—
American
133% Jun
"
94% Jan
■
27%
'
32%
-
preferred
4%%
12
Jun
f
15% May 25
101% May
1
24% Feb
9
Apr; 7
.
200
4,900
136%
45%
.
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12
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42
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9
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30
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23%
95
28
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14
1313/4 Jau
*.
31
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'
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Feb
40 %. Jun. .27
4
33% Jan
Jan
16 % Apr
25
3% Jan
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1
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23% Oct 11
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23 Va
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447/a Mar 12 *
44 '
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1 ;;
243/4 Apf 13
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2
31%
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;
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2
16% Nov 15
7
21
103
37
34
'
13% May 28
35% May 28
15
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conv
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5
77% Apr
10
;
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153 1
18
jun
of
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>;*■ 27% Mar 21
173/8 Jan
16
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31%
23%
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1113/4
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100
cum
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4%
1
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'
100
35% Jan
9
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30%
23%
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V
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•
18
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8
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105
31
23 J/4
4
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24
29%
'
1
303/4
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363/4
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common
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4
2
23
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11
49% Apr
-
27
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61'
126
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-
96
•
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Dec
5% Apr
21'
13% Dec
Mar 30
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33 %
.
preferred—-100
convertible preferred
LlOO
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73/8 Mar 12
"67
20% Sep 22
12% Aug. 17
17
145
24%
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'
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29
22
Nov
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48
22
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15 »/< Jun
34
683/4
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16%
308
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112
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32% May 21
1
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22% Jun
<
111%
convertible
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
*
*
683A
683A
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37%
.
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9
f
17 A
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70
145
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American Bakeries Co com_.
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44% May. 7
110% Apr 26
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1
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v
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3
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•
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common—No par
American Airlines
,
9
70 3/4 Jan
*
3
30
.
47
18
61%
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->,173/4
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36 " Feb
31
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9
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14%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
—1
Amerada Petroleum Corpj.
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,
3
108
23
Jan
3
7
26
.7
8
39% Jan
104
43% Aug 31
■
•
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Aluminum
79
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26% Mar-16
V
64.-; May 28
3
48»/8Nov
•
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6%, converlable preferred
121% Mar 23
,
May 25
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v
8
9% Jan
38% May 16
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11"
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•
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Aluminium Limited*
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1
61%
683/4
1
37%
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preferred^
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2
30 * Jan•
10
25
-
14
33% July 13
2,000
163/4
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4
22
31
19
17
■
13%
70
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-
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39
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22% Mar 3Q
42% Dec
18
.
Jun
110% Feb
,
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&
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/
;i:
28
126% Apr-
22% May 24
14
107% Sep
.
12
-22y8 Jan
72
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4%
; ,3% Jan 13
14
91% Jan
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36 ><; Sep
3
138
23
26
7
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9
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v
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-
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100
'
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Allied Stores
Mar 14
u
30
:
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99% Feb
7
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23
16;.
1-4% Jan
14
6
4
4
v
68%
13%
613/4
167/a
174% :/:f *171%
100
Inc
Allied Mills——.
125,; Mar 12
17
Feb
91% Feb
,
65
Apr
82
105 V* Jun
e
Feb 4 -1 '• 110
27% Mar-15 7 32
100
May
30% Nov
14,
' Jan
■
31
;
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Allied Kid
■
34% Jun ,29
148
*
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6
34
V
23
13
3% Mar 29
39
70 7 Oct' 11"
20% Jan
Sep
46
100
7,000
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61%
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%
'Sep 23
119% Sep
25% Jan;17"
Oct
973/4 Jan
8
88
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Allied
9
56% Jan;1
19
Nov-16'|
Jan
82
20
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4
;' 31% May 28
45%
413%
107 3/4
233/a
137/8
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ya
68
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136 Va
.
13%
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
23
48 y« Jun
«.
,
41
*106%
;
30 %
30%
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1
preferred A—
100
prior preferred conv_—No par
$4
12
129% Apr
25% Jan
109'" Jun
41
4
18% Jan
93% May 29
*132
1
423/8
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16%
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22
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16
70
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9
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117% Mar 27
14
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70
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34
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30
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-
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13%
61%
—
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June 29
.
23
43 % Apr
May 21
14% J un
8
160% Apr
6
Sep
Jan
160
112
Apr,11
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110
1,
41%
.
88%
23
26 ,' 134% Apr
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107 %
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July 22
63% Jun
7
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6
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r
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108
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;.*:..3V8
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20%
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;
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82
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...8 :,-8„
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13
23% Feb
23
134
11
Jan
14 y4 Jan
93
23%
called
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Co^
Air Reduction Inc common
4.50% pfd 1951 series-
16
Jan
">;• 13%
25
HIGH
Wednesday
June 26
j
117% Jan 19
12
'30
.
Feb
40%
*106%
50-
Corp.
Aeroquip Corp
1
5
1
common
Tuesday
June 25
100
;
Admiral
3
Jun
326
Mar 14'
19%
Jun
4%
;
common
c Addressograph-Multigraph
178J/a May*, 1
163
Mar 14
115 % Apr
6
19
May 24
July 12
1%
3
£
9
Aug
28 Va July
3
Jan
.
117
6
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la
80
27
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4
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9
Jan
3% Jan
26% Mar 30
11
9
Feb
156
20
Jan
-
May 14
22% Jan
3
15% May
Steel
Z Adams-Millis
4
153
Monday
Par
:
:
5%, preferred
Acrae
;
•
preferred
ACF-Wrigley
4
8
136
,
i.
9
•29% May
32% Jan
19
36% Feb.
•
5%
33% Apr1
,11% Apr 19
21
Mar 15
155
Jan
Jan
preferred
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Industries Inc
ACF
■■i
>67% May 29
19% May 24
23
17% Jun
"
15% Aug 24
107 ;
6
26% Jun 29
'v
.
9
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76
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29% May 25
4
i
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6
14
20
Dec
30V* Jan
'
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1
12y« Oct 14
t
Sep~19
7 67% Jan
8
LOW AND
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
'
71
YORK
EXCHANGE
19
Amer Smelt &
21
7%
preferred
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7
168
7%
7
31%
313/4
31
68'/a
68
68
,
7
50%
51 s/8
50%
161%
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:
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313/4
68
5
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160 %
51%
162
7
:
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21%
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7%
7
7
31%
31%
31%
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70
70
51
51%
160 y2
126%
51%
14,800
167
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161
126%
167
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70
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7
31%
69
/
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166
21
1,900
2,000
630
50%
51 Va
13,800
160 VA
-
160%
160 3A
710
'
2
American
1293/4 Mar 26
48 3/4 Jun
59% Jan
6%
29
16
Snuff
common——25
Co
453/4
preferred—100
*126 '/a
127
*126 %
127
46%
47
46%
47
noncumulative
American
Steel Foundries
American
Stores
Co**—:
1
American
Sugar
Refining
com—100
100
No par
453/4
«
45 %
45
45
453/4
47
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47
47%
45
•
128
47%
45
'
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47
'
45'
128
600
20
48 3A
17,400
53%
2,200
1
463/4 Nov
2
64% Jan
6
100
Nov
16
87
Jun
26
137% Jan
108
4
1473,4 Nov
16
136
Jun
19
146
20% Jan
31
-13
May
14% Jan
,
1723/4 Jan
58% Feb
12.
13
18
62% Feb
21
20
145
"
46
Dec
Nov
15
55% Nov
8% Oct
27
13
47
Jan.
30% Jun
6
2
16% Jan
16
8
187 % Feb
1
American
Tal & Tel Co
27
84% Apr 30
145% Jan 27
American
Tobacco
135% May 29
10
34% May 28
83
9
'
6
72
33% Mar 30
40
Jun
52% Jan
103
Sep
7
32% Dec
19
133,4 Jan
3
preferred
American
6%
513/4 Jan
13
American
10% Jun
3
110
20
Mar
44% Jan
363A
Dec~
see
7
8
American
Viscose
Water
29
16
27
14
23 % Mar 13
American
65
23
87% Mar 19
Anaconda
Co
83
Anaconda
Wire &
Jan
63% Feb
14
^
'Jan
17
May 28
Mar 20
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
*
36
102
Feb
8
May 31
32% Jan
423/8 Apr
107.
Jan
2
12
15%
79%
523/4
523/4
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1793/4
79%
78%
137
89 %.
137 %
138%
15 %
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15%
180 Va
1793A
89
37%
com—*5
10
10%
10
^—25
&
25
—50
Cable
180
90
15 y4
1793/4
90
700
139
1,450
15 3/8
1,500
138 V*
180
29,500
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33
38
38
37 Va
37 Va
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38%
38%
39%
103%
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103%
102%
102 y2
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34%
34%
34%
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34%
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32%
33
32%
33%
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28
27
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72
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15%
53
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139
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6.25
No par
preferred.
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36
Anderson-Prichard
35% Mar 19
7
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.
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40% Mar 13
May
87
137%
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100
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28.
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series—
10
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1
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25
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Zinc
-
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Works
173/4 Feb
f
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——
26% Mar 23
3
page
Sumatra
preferred
Anchor
For footpptea
Jan
7%
24%-Apr
-
6
Aug 26
Sep 21
,
.
19
75% Feb
23
10
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
,25% May 17
16% Oct 14
Mar 22
Jan
11% Jan
'26% Jan
-
178 3/8 Jun
187% July 21
82% Dec
6
130% Jan
-
50% May 23
Clayton & Co
Andes Copper
-21.80
Oil Corp new. 10
Mining
14
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Highest
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Jan
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28 1
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3
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Oct 11
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Highest
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36
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Co
Inc
39 % Apr
5
Argo
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8
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6
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15
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Armco
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-
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26V# Oct
35% Apr
102% Apr
11
96% Aug 30
19 %
6% Jun
29% Jan
19
94
3
9% Feb
14
34
-
6
17
b
5
30
Mar 15
24
28
Jan
22
Sjep 29
12% Jan
f
25% Apr
17
Nov
Apr
5% Jun
28
Armstrong Cork Co
37% Mar 27
18
102% Mar
2
18% May 24'
6*
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14
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2
Jan
22
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13
26% Jun
11
17
15% Jan
11
20
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27% Jan 10
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8
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16
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3
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Corp—
56
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June 28
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yr__1
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26% Mar 14
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preferred
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June 27
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Wednesday
June 26
36
5
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18
2
May
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OH Corp
Tuesday
June 25
5
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May 12
13% Jan
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HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
9
5
31% July
3
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102
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53
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18
162
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15
62
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61% Jan
27% Dec
13
30
Oct
3
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30% Mar 13
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13
101
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Apr
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20
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67
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8
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53% Mar
8
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27
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9
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5
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1
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15
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19
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58
55
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8
11% Jan
16% Jan
19
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27
22
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8
8% Apr
20
18
5 % Jun
8
27'/a Mar 16
7% Feb 24
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8
49% Feb
24
6% Jan
26
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9
11
27% Dec
26
Oct
5%
76% Mar 13
4
Jan
18
Mar 21
19
18% Jun
61% Feb 13
9
Atlas Corp new
10% May 28
- 1
20
14% Jan
July 18
16
16% Nov
42
Dec
68
47% Mar 14
Jun
Nichols
Conv
prior
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Canteen
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of
70%
70%
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97
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10
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35% May 24
24% Mar 30
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14
35% Jan
18
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32% Jun
1
35% Feb
106% Apr
10
12
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5
1
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13
Jan
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54% Jan
45
Jan
30
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8
105
Mar 31
109
t
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113 % May
5
11% Jan ;l 6
7
44% Apr
15% Jan
113
42% Jan
13
7
Feb
2
19
53
May 10
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9
Jan
19
60
6
12
105 i Apr
62% May 28
23
July 14
66% Jan
48% Nov;
-
27
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(B
Babcock
&
Wilcox Co
Baltimore
4% %
15% Jan
26
38% Mar
45
Sep
19
33% Jan
19% Nov 23
-39
43
Jan
4%
noncumulative
Oil
48
Dec
13
57
Jun
8
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
116
13
2
104
1
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30
25% Jan
23
22% Mar 14
24
Nov
85
Jan
11
20% Sep
26
40
18
Jan
Nov
6
30% Jan
17
96% Mar
Oct
45
1-
Feb
42% Apr
101
8
22% Feb
22
7
54% Mar 16
130
3%%
4%%
1
37% Jan '
9
31% Mar 19
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Aircraft Corp—
Creek
Feb
15
31 % Jun
28
15
14
8
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:
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28% Feb
95
May
14
Jan
16
Feb,
-
6
Jan
3
45% May
1
101
8
9
63
Jan
30
48% Jun
14
18% Jan 30
1% Jan
31
Jan
;
28% Mar 15
'
Apr
9
7
45 '/a May
7
38'/a May 18
Black
23
30
32 % May 11
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34% Jun
13
Bliss
&
28
10
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13
11
Jan
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3
69% Jan 27
90
23% May 28
25% Jun 26
2
29% Apr
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20
8
14
3
22
11% Jun
12
Mar
'
1
7
11% Jan
58
17
3
64
100%
6
Nov"l5
61% Sep
3
3
30
May 7
53% Jun 21
May 10
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6
28
10
57% Mar 19
8
19
45
Jan
5
56% July 20
24% Jan 23
24
18
49 % Dec
2
12
54
Jan
9
,
Jun
43% Mar
11
29% Jan, 3
61% Jan
3
14% Jan' 31
54% May 10
1
20% May 28
35% Jun
34%
May~~6
28% Feb
Aug 11
100 %
Apr 25
95% Jan
32
26
b.
May * 9
24% Apr
6
42 ye Mar 26
14
95
58
8
28
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14% Jan
82
36% Feb
6
Jan
20% Jan
6
111
15% Jan
43
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20
25
Feb
10
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Dec
30
38 % Jan
23
•
July 21
95% July 29
21
29% Jan
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27
Feb
'
7
47% Feb
21
30% Feb
13
22
25
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28
-
21% Jan
3
22
35% May
36% May
3
8
12
92% Mar
80
Jun
22
67
3
92
Apr
26
78
22% Jan
6
34% Jun 22
28% Jan
23
15
Apr
10
16% Jan
22% Feb
17
31% Jan
19% July
Oct
99 % Jan
23% Jan
8
l
31
Jun
11
36% Feb
3
26
103% Jan
25% May
4
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29 :
9% Jan 23
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
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11
13
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9
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8
14
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12
26.
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9
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17
100
July 15
57% Jan
13
64 % Feb
25% Jan
10
32 %
28% Mar 14
53 % Dec 30
59
footnotes
Feb
see
89
Jun
*
6
44% Jun
28
Bond
class
313/s
10,600
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22%
22%
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10,100
40
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3
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13
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17
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3
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3
98
Feb
7
64
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16
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*15%
*99 Va
60
69%
25%
41%
15%
25%
9%
13,800
73'
73
25y4^
41%
151%
25%r
15%
25%
-
3,800
13%'
•65
♦651-'
40%
13%
13%^
69Va
*15%
13% "13%
*
73
-
73%-.
■
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—
10%
13%
100-
—
46%
46%
6%
6%
29
46%
'
44%
600
28 Va
28%
700
100 Va
IOO1/4
60
t
1001/4-
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9%
9%
.
46 3%
46%
800
46%*
■
♦46%-
Callahan
{
5
—
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
47'/2
13%
13%
—
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1
*b7/a
6
1.8O
37s/a
38
38
15
15%
15
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Canadian
Breweries Ltd
♦29
Canadian
Pacific
No par
/
■
6%
6%
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com__1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
N" par
Canada Bouthern Ry Co
100
Ry
55%
21%
'
Burroughs Corp
"when
*54%
55 7
21 V1B
18%
1P%-
.100
Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5,700
951/2
—5
Inc
preference.'
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46%
35%
—1
^
4%%
.46 ..*/■' '7-: 7 453/4
95 y2
25%
'
Co
45%:
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5
No par
Co
7,200
40
105
1,400
13%
13%
35%
96%
35%
251/2
,
'
1.700
,
'7
xl3Va
13
54%
7 77
36%
*96 "x
105
34%
No par
Ji
35V2
351/2
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34%
.
46
21%
35
35 Va
105
*97
45%
118%
47% 7
47%
77-
bb
b:b 77;
55
_10
Mills
54Ve
*18%
;
b
40I/8
34%
preferred
Cannon
•
*43Va
%
93%
i33/a
21%
*541%
b
34%
Co
com
7
18%
48
,
12%
211/4
40%
34%'
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»
18 Va
48
;
3/4
No par
preferred
New
*92
54
93%
54%
39
21 %
40
:-..U
55Va
21%
3
common
4
*54%
3.50
Gas
3%%
1%
43
533/4
280
5,100
n.%'
58%
Co common
Byers Co-(A
*ll3/4
423/4
*93
3,500
7
26%
*25%
,
3,600
27% "728:7-7'
•
59i/4
100
preferred
Butte
55,400
43%
2.50
.
Terminal
600
90
59
Shoe Co Inc
\
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Brunswipk-Balke-Collender—Nn par
4%
.'
:
29%
35
RR—
Brown
Watch
29
43'A
;
13,100
89
60 %
25
preferred
Forge
26
-
V' 2,200
35-
7-7
44 Va
Manufacturing Co
& Strati,on____—
Buffalo
7
t:
59%
100
preferred—
(Thg)
29
35
37%
43%
-
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bucyrus--Erle Co
$5
:
*42 Va
Bristol-Myers Co
Budd
13 4
283/4
44
37 Va
5
Airways Inc_____
Bridgeport Brass Co common
&
35
!
433/4
'
"
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-
„15
Branlff
Briggs
Brlggs
80
14%
preferred
4%%
300
5,000
13
1
>'
Issued,
5%
19,500
7'.:
No par
preferred
Edison Co
& Maine
Common
75
74%
36%
Corp common
3Va%
b 2,400
•714%7.?
44'/4
;
■
•
7777.;:
163
13%
;
•
2,000
52%
152
;
44%
(Tlie)
When
Boston
31%
163
14
13 3%
76 V2
*75
3,600
33,900
« r
151
.;
-
15,000
2
36%
Butler Bros
103% Jan
21
1
A
Inc,
Bore-Warner
Bush
18
50%
34%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
9
12% Apr
32% Jan
49%'
)
•'«'
44 Va
_5v'
1
Stores
5
.
12
21
page
•
85% Mar
62
May 28
29% Jun 19
7
Aug 29
35% Jun
.
3
*
8
40% Jan 23
<*..
For
.Apr 20
12% Aug 26
7
37% Oct
14 % Sep
91% J'an
*
11
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
31%
llVa
722
5
No par-7
Burlington Industries Inc
19
77% Feb
Mar
30
30% Oct
31%
11%*
32%
53%
Brass Corp.;
Bullard
81% Jan
23
Sep
6
&
Bulova
16% Jan
Mar 18
31- %
35 Va
4.
8
13% May 28 7
73
May 3
Jan
710
21%
44%
i
3
20% Jun
8% Oct
31%
120
1,900
7
44
V
34 Va
Co______i
3
6
1
78% Jan
24
6
May 10
Jun
25% Sep
15
*43
44 %
Bigelow
21% Aug
23
*88% 7 89%
20 3/4
207/a
44
2,50
Co___
Brown
27
20
Dec
W)
Laughlin Inc
Airplane
Union
Mar 15
71
Va
8,800
5,900
207/a
"
3%%
95% Jun
1
17
78
89
~30
21%
28% ;;
28%
11%
51
*164%
,
_1
(Deluware )
Brooklyn
39
23
17 % May 28
Nov
16
89%
20%
77? .< 42 %
t
21%
b
^._10
Ml'g Co__-
Co
27
26
91% Jan 25
27 % Aug
21% Dec
Decker
29
15% Apr
103% Jan
91% May 22
25% Jan 23
23
2
35% Jun
'
25%"Jun, 25
Mar 14
85% Jan
14
July 25
31% Feb
37% Apr
4 **" 100 " Feb
32% May 25
17% May 17
6
33
16
'
:■
„_J()0y
Boston
Dec 30
64% Sep 19
18% Mar 28
Mar 14
'
Jan
1%
(Del) com__No par'':*;
Class B
_
98% Feb
; 91
16
&
Blaw-Knox
Bon Ami Co
Jan
20%
1
1
Steel
Bohn Aluminum
50% Apr
43% Jun
17
43% Jun 28
Sep" "if2
28%
20%
10L7
4
Inc
uu
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5 '
4%% pld series of 1951
100 *
Boeing
12% Mar 10
May 29
3R% Jan
May
20% May
'
14% May 31
66% May
3
48 % Apr 29
30
43% Nov 29
19
Jan
19% Jun
28
11%^
*96%
__1 peso
Co
preferred
32% Feb
16% Jan
84
88% Mar
28% Jan
7%
25T/a Jan
31% Sep 29
39% Jan
3
51% Oct
Bethlehem
28% Jan
Aug 23
:
20%
1,500
135
'
2(1%-
40
50 %
Best Foods
4
Dec;
21V2
281/4
*893/4--
1,700
*104'/a .105
28
423/4 •'42%
31%
800
•.
"
5H/4
*125
"
14
8
54% May 18
15% Mar 14
.; -.7
21
•
-
17%
51%
,
105
'..
20-%
44
•
51'/a
135
s
Finance
Consolidated
Co
&
Mar
12*
7
*125
*1041/2
2*1/4
*89-
600
7; 44%
bv
17V4
11V4
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S
Best
22
25
20%
lb1?
common
Benguet
Dec
Nov
171/4
51V2
v:
'
20-Va
1,300
21%
>
11 Va
1
preferred
13% Jun
38
Co
Beneficial
24
167% Apr
172% Feb
17
20% Mar 15
12% Nov
•
4%%
74% Jun 29 '
31
38
_10Q
f,
900
1,900
263/a
.
44
*42
n
1,100
-
135
44
30%'
44
1,44
b
613/4
78
7-;;
77%-
,
Howell
15
33% Jun
14% Jan
10
&
40
26
28 % Jan
Bell
16
Sep
53% Jan
10
44
:^42
14,800
66 '
613/4
220
1,200
49
*65%
7
5,700
x
*25%
21%
89%
20%
*42%
31'/a1
30%
Packing Co„.
Beldlng-Heminway
Aircraft Corp—
*89
-,%V-
102 V2
26
,
; J17%
•
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28Va
'
33%
108%
♦lOO'/a
48'/a
773/4
-7#,. 26
751%
*125
27 Va"
89 V21
33%
-108%
?
6IV2 .61%
773/4
44
.,
51
51%
211/4
44
-
7
17'/a
1354
-
y
.
45
21 Va
20%
20%
*42%
50 *:'
lb:7
26 Va
17V4:
21%
89 Va
100 ~
i—-!:■*
Beech-Nut
Sep
Aug 17
pi'd
Bell
85% Sep
25
4%%
Bendlx Aviation
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
140% May 28
158
24
S)
RR__
8
2% Feb
y
44% Jan 23
9
11
(A
2
May
21% May
6
30
9
95 V,
Shoe
33%
1,600
i'X*
*
18
Dec
Beck
61%
791/2
*42-
*104%; 105V 7
27%
—17b
65%
65
44%-
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••
65%
v
44%
28
21 Va
2.50 b
Inc
Beech
lt>y y2 uac
18
Incb
Instruments
4
172
9% Jan
Mills
Beck-man
51 Va
51% i
49'A
17 Va
.
17%'
104%
104%
483/4
v
26
44-.
-
44%
>
,v.
102'%
•
78 1
7
2G Va
135
*125
•
*42
"
17 %v
51'
•
_100
=1^
3.
6
51
Beaunlt
45
"17 V/
preferred—
26%'
44
•
*44%
-
12.50
common
conv
prior
preferred
47% Jan
7
33% Oct
Beatrice Foods Co
Mar 28
106% Jan 20
*42
-
No par
1081/2
♦lOOVa
*60 3/4
T791/4
7
108 Va
>
49 3/a
*64%
65 V4
611/4
2.7. -77
27
'
1
48%
49'/a
65
;
18,100
33 Va
"
.
78 f.
14,900
13 Va
108%
*100%
47 Vi
65-
;
41%
12%
102 Va
*108'A
*100'%^ 102%
61%
61%
78""
6'/a
39 Va
13% v
12%
6'/a
42
41L
33%
♦108V4' 109
48 %
65
s._10
33%
33 Va
102 Va
47%'
**.50"
Corp___
13%
33
6%
41%
12%
7;
108j/4- 108'/4
10
Xuc-_-
40%*
13 '/a
'33%
*101%
„_1
:
—
Works
24% Jan
6
Jan
Iron
91
13% Jan
74
Bayuk Cigars
27
101% Jan
Nov
preferred
Bath
»
May 17
195/8 May 25
158% Sep
.
4%%
9
6
11% Jun
2
Dec 12
35% July 25
56% July 1
Jan
23
88
20
15
26
Apr
17
Jan
Apr 27
27
16
7
'
100
common-:
42% Jun
-
14
Apr 18
59% Mar
Mar 14
43
Oct
38
14
19% Sep
30
July 11
34% May
6
17% Jan 25
28
Jan
Mar 18
30
49
24
12
22
,
96
r
3
26% Oct
29% Dec
Jan
*45
12
Jun
19% Jan
8
107% May
38% Dec
41
6Va
6
39%
12%
!
*
„7-10'V, •*r
Corp—;
6 »/a
38%
13 %
33 Va
prei'eired_^100
Bttttitft Brothers
Barber
6
6Va
38%
12%
4% preferred- series C
_10()
Baltimore & Ohio common'—loo
64% Jan
8
103% Jun
b!
preferred-series
•-
38
No par
Bangor & Aroostook RR.,_
44
6
133
Co
29% May
May 28
■
16% Jun
9
..-I35
Corp
62% May 10
14
82% Jun
■
20% Jan 23
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
14% Jan
-
Elec
Gas
6%
-.r—l**--
(The)
Baldwln-Lima-Hanillton
*
'
Inel^——i.
T)
5%
13%
6
38
15 %
13%
13%
,
»/4
6%
13%
13%
6
6%
133/a
—
.
6 % '■"V|
5,400
■. ■
3,500
13%
53i
53%
53/4
700
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
4,100
15 Vr
15%
15 Vs
15 Va
15
15 y8
5,100
6
6
5%'
■
*61
Va
90
-
91
*89
90
*89%
90
63
*61
63
*61
63
*61
63
63
63
30%
♦29V2
30%
♦30
30%
30Va
30%
29%
29%
300
31%
31%
16,200
9OV2
.
*8£%
23
31%
31 Va
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31'%
31%
No par
*51 Va
513/4
513/4
51%
52%
52%
52
52
*89Va
*51
1(
H'
Monday, July 2, 1956
52
*—
30
600
^Volume 184
Number 5547... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(17)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
1
'
1
*
'
*
*■
*
"
■
t
1»B(< for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
22% Jan
6
42% Dec
7
30'/a Mar 14
38% Sep 21
30% May 28
31% Jan 23
25% Oct 10
36% Apr
23
112
Jan XI
23
Mar* 15
121
6
3
Jun
64%
': 49% Aug 16
17% May 16
2
■■■$.: i3%, Nov
23
116
Dec
45
23% July
19% Dec
12
127% Aug
61% Dec
May 16
"
102% Feb
105% May
26% Jan
8
19% Nov 10
114% Nov 29
; >
130
72% Dec 21
;
Jan
27
V
.Uia%
<
Jan
37% Dec
26
22
;
9
14
55% Sep
5
Jun
..
112
7
-
Jan*
7
30%' Sep
40% Dec
22
18
Oct " 4
Jan
/
Oct" 10
4
43% Jan
Jun
26
46
Feb
1
50:
t
104
v
51%.Jan
Apr
5
9
23
33
23
33% Jan
-
109
6
22'A Jan
15
18
3% May
-
54% Jan
30
59
■y
Jan
103
3
Ffeb
16
May
Oct
27
; Dec
44"% Dec
14
23% Jan
.
Dec
53% Mar
30
42 % Dec
21
22% Feb
7
59
18
-
28% Feb
8
50
39
Jan
1
50% Feb
1
40% Feb
41% Jan
48'A-
71'A Jan
4
8
31% Feb
1
8
*48%
Gab
80
;
Feb
14
202 %
17
21
Jun
8
7
>: 51'/a Feb
9
60
Jun
Sep
13
Jan
65% "
Aug 30
,
••
13
*37% Jan
3
41%
54
Jun
Jan
12% Jan
104
30
Jun
Jan
8
55% Oct
11
2% Jan
17
4
49
133% Jan
80% May
23
30
.17%
17%;
v
94 % Feb
196
17% Jan
9
41% Jun
7
54
,54
*82
16%
'
Jan
May 28
Ja»
:
61
Jun
21
May 28
34% jan 26
;
106
Apr
5
70 V2 Apr
23
196
3
V
May 28
103
Jan
43% Jun
15
111
32%
45
Jan
*36%
37%
24% Jan
3
Jun
8
60
141
105 % Jun
125
Apr
7
Aug 26
14
10 %
62
60%
61%
.60%
Aug 26
45% Jan 10
114
145
May
28
7
95% Mar
:
32%
3%
79
*104
^1
1.2a "
;
2
9
68
Jun
29
94% Mat
5
-15% Jun
1
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Aikmun
Coca-Cola
3
27% May 28
47% Jun 11
Mar 29
45
62
Mar
57
Feb
Feb
23% Jan
9
34% Apr 18
49% May 10
9
66 % Apr
9
59% Feb
16
i
22% Oct
7
32
11
31
Apr 21
Apr 22
17% Feb 23
15% Mar 14
23% Nov 23
22% Jun
r:
28
22% Jun
28
% Jan
26% Jan
3
18% Jun
8
81'4 Jun
23
11
52% Jun
17
48
28% Mar 15
34% Aug
2
103%
29% Jun
26
36% Mar 22
25
57% Jun
16
19% Jan
6
26% Feb
9
8
29% Apr 30
38% Mar 14
14
47% Jan 20
v
18
20% Oct 28
27% Feb
7
12% Jan
6
108
5
23% Sep
36% Jan
3
15% May 28
34%^Jan\l0
33
14% Dec
14
6 'A Jun* 28
11
Jan
27
6% Jun
53% Nov
3
112
6
100% Jan
13
97% Aug" 11
Mar
109% Jun
104
6
7
27% Jan
Mar 16
Dec
80
July
4
1
28
23
47
109
July
104%
For footnotes
see page
20
22
10% Jan
100
May
1
72% Feb 28
99
Jun
1
30'A May 14
102% Apr 26
39 % Feb 10
96% May
20.
1
9
51% Mar 13
Jan
3
109% Feb
1
103% Jan
4
-47
47%
■:39%
39%
25
56
'
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61
65%
38%
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25%
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.
56
64%
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56%
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60
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61%
39
62'/4
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53%
54
64%
65%
39
14
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54'/a
700
7,200
5,700
6,500
62% Y 64'A
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65%
7,400
,
22'/a
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65'/a
.
19%
59%
32% "32%
14
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38% i 39
14
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25%
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•
65%
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38%
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2,600
39%
19%
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59%
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•
22'/a
47%
39 %
.
20%
-
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32
47
47
f
39'/a
i
2,500
11,700
24%
26
1,200
55
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64%
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24,400
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Y
28%
100'A
,
100%
51
44%
100'A
.90
52%
53%
45
45
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9,200
16,800
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66%
14%
14%
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107
.
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67
66%
14%
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104
104
;
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41
41%
41%
41%
19%
-
V
20
20
20%
:
98
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59
Y
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59%
40
41%
9,500
20
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20'A
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98
!
59%
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59
59
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204
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102
18,500
204
102
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2,900
14%
41%
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98
67%
107
204
,
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12,300
28
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53%
67%
14%
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27%
28%
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44%
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7
28
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102
59
41 'A
42%
41%
41%
41%
'
5,200
108'/a
Y".
Y *100%
40%
108 '/a
108'A
108%
108%
108'/a
1
180
70%
■70%
*41 %
42%
10
;
18%
18%
5,000
y
69
69%
*3
3%
*70%
*41'A
:•
42%
•*41%
18 y«
1
73
18%
18'/a
18%,
68%
69
68%
69%
3'/a
3%
*42%
43%
43
130
*106
110
Y
4%
1
'
43%
*128%
-
No par
117
—10
56
129
4 '/a
y-.
4»/a
4%
Y:
•
•940
117%
55%
88'/a
16%
16%
*16%
No par
29ya
29%
29%
30
*47%
48
*45
;
47
*62%
64
*45
47
*62%
64
.*57%
100
59
'
16%
59
■
115
16%
47%
*45
117
116%
4,700
55
55%
6,400
88
88
16 '/a
16%
600
19,000
200
115%
*.
55%
"89
*
16%
16%
30
29%
48
48
48
59
64
*57%
Y
*46
!
64
♦57'/a
60
47
*62%
47
*02%
64
*57%
210
30%
*45
47
*62%
.<•
2,000
*47%
.
100
4%
29%
-
30%
47%
59
4y8
4'/a
-
*88
>
Y
16%
29%
i
t
10
130
110
*940
55
88%
*129
*105
*940
55%
88'/a
1.400X
43%
105%-
4y8
117%
9,800
1,500
3'/a
43 VB
130
105%
i
4% Y
v.'/- *3
•
'■•42%
*129
130
4»/b
3
71%
71
71%
Y
3
110
c
70
42»/a
•
55%
.
A
88'/a
par
h'r
4,.
"
116%
55%
48
80
*940
116%
*47 'A
43
*105%
;
56%
89 %
42%
*129
110
117'A
7
88'/a
—.Nopar
42%
129
*105%
*940
_No par
com
73
'
3'/a1
3
-
*70'/2
60
System30,900
22%
23%
23%
23'A
23
24%
13,700
15%
15%
15%
15%
35,100
1S%
19%
Xl8%
19
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
•
prelerred No par
Co——No par
81'/a
82'/a
*81'/a
82
82
81'/a
8i y8
*81'/a
49%
50%
50%
50%
50
50%
50%
51%
50%
51%
Colum|ius & Southern Ohio Elec_—5
30'A
30%
29%
29%
30 »A
30
30%
30'/4
30%
27%
30'A
28%
28
28%
50%
50%
17%
18%
40%
40%
Columbian
Carbon
CfmitSustion Engineering Inc new
27%
27%
1
•
>
*81'/a
50'/a
50%
1
.17%
17%
17%
17%
..25
40%
40%
40%
40%
Publishing Co.—Nopar
Corp
—10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc '
No par
*'7%
7%
7%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18'/a
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
20%
20
20
20 'A
20%
46%
46%
46%
...
Cigar Corp
•
Coppermihes Corp—.5
Consol Edison
$5
7%
Nasi,
Mills
of N
45%
'46%
45%
108%
108%
108%
—1
27%
28%
28%
28%
16%
16%
16%
17
—No par
Corp
Corp.
Laundries
Corp.
16%
5
Consolidated Natural Gasj,
36'/a
—10
Consol RR of Cuba
—100"
6,%
Consolidated Retail
pfd
Inc
Stores
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
Consumers Power Co
com
*29
10c
Continental
$5.50
Baking
Co com
*—No. par
Inc com..
—20
preferred
Continental Can
$3.75 preferred
—
—No par
36%
37
*29
,30%
17
37%
30%
28%
27%
28%
50%'
50
50%
5,600
i8%
18%
18%
10,300
40%
40%
14,700
40%
40%
7%
400
15
15%
18%
18%
18%
32%
20'A
*32 y8
32%
3,000
5.300
1.700
*7%
7%
Y-
*7%
i
14%
■14%
18'A
32%
20'A
46 Ve
: r
.
20
46
46%
110
109'A
109%
noya
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16.%
17
*16%
'
17
17%
37%
40'/a
39%.
39%
30'A
29
29
'—*29
17
'
•
39%
*29
7%
6%
7%
6'A
6%
6%
6%
7
7
7%
7
7
7
7
47%
107
*106
108%
106'/a
*101
102
*101
102
*101
101'/a
91%
102
*100
90%
100%
92%
101
47%
47%
108 »A
,
108'/a
90%
*100
91
106
90%
*100
:
31
31%
105
48%
49
97'/a
97%
31%
104
31%
104
48%
48%
*97'A
96'A
31%
31
31%
*104
105 »/a
48
48 '/a
*97%
98'A
104'/a
,
4
100
3,300
2,700
4,800
91%
91%
♦100
102
47% * 48%
*97'/a
30%
3iy8
104'/a
98%
10
106
*100% 101%
*100% .101'/a
"
9,700
.
108%. 108%
106'/a
'
105
47%
47 Vz
108%
•106
91%
102
47%
47 '/a
108%
47%
108%
*106
47%
2,100
17 ■-*.
7%
107
3,300
3,700
39%,
30
7
109%
18,900
2,500
110%
28%
109
7
47
2,200
20
46%
7%
108'A
..10
100
..5
16%
17
•
109
•106
No par
—
preferred.
>
7
preferred —
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
—*
Container Corp of America—
Common
..
7%
.-1
$4.50
4%
7%
1.33%
preferred
Consolidated
„
'
Y com—_No par-
Electronics Ind
50
70
2,500
10,100
11,900
28
32%
20
Commonwealth Edison Co
Conde
Cone
49%
..lo 7
Solvents
1,800
V
82
'17% ;
19
Commercial
'
24%
r
50%:
7%
14%
Commercial Credit Co^.—^
11
5
24%
32%
21%
31%
24'A'
22%
22
9
*13%
-32%
47
39%
20
59'A
22%
'
•;
,
21%
*30%
24%
.
1
Jun
50
May
102% Mar
38-
14 y8
32%
i
i;
20%
59'A
22%
«
24%
Y;i
Jan
20
38%
32%
20%
59%
*30 Vi
:
200
900
15%
95
36% Jan '18
61%
38'A
20%
22%
21%
31%
21'A
21%
*103
23%
23%
104
106% Jan
105 y%
15%
Consol
-
105%
22%
Consolidated Foods
21% Apr 16
40% Jun 27
31'/a May
4
14% Jan
9
105 »A
40
32%
12,600
63%
47%
59%
3,200
633/4
105%
8y8
39%
47
22 %
8%
393/4
8%
63'/a
,
20%
2,300
39'/a
h
1
9%
63'A
24%
2oy8;
9%
*38'/a
31%
*39%
9%
8%
,24%
40%
.20,000
63 %
21%
1*30%
120
36%
39%
,
1,400
35%
105
21%
78%
104
*103
63
31%
47%
Y
9Y%
8%
■/,
24%
60%
5
Corp.—:_"No
18% May
112
Jun" i
5
Jun
19
9%
21%
59%
50
stock—,50,5;
—
36% Mar 12
106% Apr 12
104% Apr 23
7
105% Jan 10
41% Sep
8
Jan
9%
78%
1-04
-33% Y 35%.
-
23 '
Consolidated
19-
^
79
104.
•
1
33%
15%
Consolidated
10
*78
79 •'
105%
23
19
20% Nov 10
1,200
23
11
9
4,700
15%
23% Mar
6
,
3%
67%
22%
37
16% Feb
3%
67:
22%
17% Feb
17
//
15%
30% Mar 26
18% Feb
33/^
23'/a
12
44% Jan 24
33%
32%
*3%
23%
22% Jan
5
33
32'/a
r. *67'A ' 67'/a
15%
28
49% Mar,22
110% Jun 29
31%
62%
32%
22%
18% Jun
Jan
900
5,300
'40,700
2,200
€1%
32%
,
300
10%
62'/%
31'A
7,800
14%
22'/a
4
10
37%
'
2.50
Jan
45% May 25
106% May
1
27% May 28
37
200
_2.5y
44% Mar 19
1
*14
"70
1.700
36
no
'
1,000
32%
!
18
8% Mar 16
14%
"
24%
22%
gtd
—
20
7
11
13
37%
10%
61
/
106%- 107
^32%.
*35%
37'/a
*1.4
t
*30 y8
47
Corp
Co
j
14% Jun
15% Jan
106% Aug 17 *
101% Oct 28
Jan
21% Mar 20
56
2,400
,v
A
Class B
39% May 28
7% Jun 15
23% Jan-
7
12
35%
'
31%
;*i3%
'
No par
Broadcasting
11
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
7% May 10
46% Jun
1
54
Apr
800
16%
'
21'/2
^10
__No par
InLertnat'l
11
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
10
-45% Jan
8% Jan
24% Jan
Jun
45% May 24
17% Jun
8
58
2,400
54
Y56
55'/a
y
24%
32'/a
100
$4.25 cumulative
3
4
25
46% Feb
84% Jan
Jan
8%
'
preferred series B—j.50;
Colorado & Southern Ry com
.100
4% noncumulatlve 1st pfd
.100
Class
-
6
27% Dec 22
85% Feb
4
May 27
1,000
1
Columbia Gas System Inc
..No par
Columbia Pictures common
5
28% Mar 20
16
400
j
84%
*10
v32%
62%
59%
par
4%* noncumuialive 2nd pfd
28% Mar 19
15% May 28
4,700
9%
53 %
i 16 '/a
16%
32%
"
3%
;
*38%
8%
20%
-
^__No par
^.10
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
Columbia
23'A Oct
:
5%%
51% Mar 12
8
14
r
30
4,200
Electric—
Colgate-Palmolive
j.' Coca-Cola Co
9%
107%'
•
67%
.
78%
*104
*38%
25
Co„__
(The)—
62% Jan
8%
39%
63%
104% 104%
8%
63%
22%
___No par
Liquidating
131% Mar
9%
39'/a
*39%
No par
28
9%
103%
5
——
79%
9% "
*21%
-.100
preferred
26
17%
-
-32'/a
33 y8
3%
105%
32%
8%
common-..-^-
Apr
16,500
r
19%
*83%
35%
61%
32%
.
67%
.
79
63%
1
No. par
common
Jun
200
44%
•Vf'A;
r
55'/a
37%
32%
3%
67%
32%
*387/s
cumulative 2nd preferred^lOO
C.N.I.
y4;
*19%
*106%
,
10%
-31%
V
16%
r
14%
"
*104
33
*9'A
No par"
55
75
May 27
67% May 27
17
47% Apr 25
44
-
9%
54
'■ 87
15,200
"5,200
79%
24%
Climax Molybdenum
4%
3%
*67
105%
"
•
*30
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite
Corporation—;
f
■
lf\
32'A
;■
Clopay Corp
u—
1
•V Cluett Peabody Se Co com.
.No par
V% preferred
-————100
13
■■■
44%
n.
430
85
1
j:\
5
Jan
32%
3%
68
37%
*14
32%
32,%
'
25 v
115
21% Jun 20
33 % Sep 13
49% Dec 30
63
Jan
.
30%
Y'V
36
10
Ry coin Del 50
V,
16
36
10
67%
-54-
900
17,800
15 y4" 15%
*108% 109y4
65
^ 05 %
■
19%
*82
56
14
32%
;
107%
"
37%
^_l
'
9%
,32% ■f32%
10 y8
preieri-ed—_1001
Cleveland &, Pitts RR 7%
10
18
.
56
*106%
32%
36%
30%
15%-
*19%
1
16%
14%
4%% convertible preferred
,100
Clark Equipment Co new____„_-,i5
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com
100
$4.50
16%
56
36%
30%
:84%
•;.:M7'A;: 17'A
'
87
1,130
y
:
*102'A 103%
"65 Vi'
44
12
'
55%
*106%
32%
;
9%
.
<54
'
37y8
—No par "
preferred
City Products Cqrp
"s
"
107%
55%
107%
*36
9%
10%
32%
noncumulatlve preferred^!00 v
Cleveland Elec Ilium coin__^
_15
,
16%
55'/a
1.
i
City Stores Co
9%
106%
5%
Jan
6
80% Mar 26
40% May 31
2
;
13
122
6
Jan
109
•i
13
6
59
3
9
10%
61 Ve
5% %
23
16
56
,
60% Jan
Mar 14
Jan
23% Jan
-y,
14
Co—
Cities Service Co_-_
.
^7%
36%
Copper Co.—
.City Investing Co
27
.75% Apr
'3 % Jan
6
45% Dec
70% May
8
20% Mar 29
xi?ya
87
1
C I T Financial ,Corp__
,
17%
*82
-
4% preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co„___il0
18
100%
July 11
Apr 18 1,160
Sep 15
50% May 6 / 62% Jan
4
14
6
17%
-44%.
l/a',
102%' 103
109 vr
65'A
;
*53%
50
&
20 Ya
86%
111 rr com__No par
Gas
*19%
'
85'
15%
19%
54%
55%
21%
102
109-
-
19%
"9%
-
1,800
4,700
-
.
49
11
*102 W 103'A
•...
'
42
.
55'A
*48'A
*2iys
11% -11%:
u.
43%
•a
48
48%
•'83%
'
15'/a
:_-_g
preferred
Common
15%
48
21%",
102
,t;
*108y« 109%
-65'/a
65 '/a
9%
No par
Chicago Piieumatic Tool com
Chicago Rock Isi & pac RR__No
*
4
85%
*83
16%
1-."
103%
"53'/»
No par
Chjckaslift Cotton Oil
Chile
83%
3,100
•'
21
•
103
*102%
::
«5%
r;
Chrysler Corp
2
104% Jan
990
Jan
•*
26
-47% Jan
,
28% Apr
102% Apr
53% Jun
Jan 23
2% May 31
i
6
7-
3
148% Mar 14
9
4
r
41% May 28
128% Jun 20
Y
4
100% Mar
Jan
26
.19% May 29
45% May 12
25% Feb 14
39% Mar 14
87
25
jun
7
111
73
Jan ' 4
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
•
1! 65 -
,
20
5
Cub
101%
280
24%
50-
•48%
7,600
114%
24%
,
48'A
55%
!
11%
9.50
_
Manufacturing
Chicago Yellow
'11%
101%
*19%'
—50
Chic & North Western com
5% preferred series A
^
56%
16,200
3,100
*113%
25%
48%
21%-
12
ffn
.
48%
21
"
,*106%, 109%
Chic Milw St Paul &
Pac____Na par
5% series A nopcuin pfd
^100,
Cincinnati
25% Apr
4
41
f:
14% May 22
30% May 21
69 % Mar
1
1
9o
v
6
78% Dec
33% May 31
l
.
Oct
;
<
60
May 10
43% Mar 5
4
20% Feb
46% May 24
103
46% Feb
30
10% Jan
Sep 23
Jan
25
"
>
:
; 18%
65
55%
48
21
81
82%
102% 102%
15%
15%
*108% 109%
.81%
15JA
Y
48%
49'
101
*102'A. 103%
48%
f
'■
114
25
56%
11%
11%
100%
■" -'
in
convertible
56%
113%
,
4Q
21
11%
Chicagd Corp. (The)
5%
48%
21
55%
I
43%
Iuc
Chic Great Western
3
46%
21
Class A
/
24%
47%
56%
43%
Aircraft Inc
Chicago & East
6
26% Jan
37% Jim
Y
15
92
Jan
'
5
30
44% Jan
1
191
61
25%
113%
25
46%
.43
Corp__
VoUght
3%%
27
32
16
Oct
10l%rMar
25%
114%
25
Chemway Corp
_j
Chesapeake Corp of Vail
II "5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25,
27
Apr
22% Jun
'
v
30
115
Jan
26%
•113%
rliV
Checker
16
18% May 28
55% May 28
*
1
Jan 26
108
Chanoe
2
31% Apr
Oct
Jan
Pasco
Gotham
Chain Belt Co
2
27% Apr
25
31% Oct
24'A
,100
lo
*
.
——
13
24% Jan
1
62% Sep 23
17% Jan
3
107
Nov 10
34% May
111% Jan
Wtin
9
29% Jjily 15
19% Jan 27
,
24
No par
com
A^-60 preferred
Apr - 4
17
Aug 29
101 %■ Nov
101"% Apr 11
30
Sep 27
-
24
1
'
4
66% May
105% May
Feb
104% May 9
37'A Dec 30
Jan
4%%. preferred
Chadbourn
'
■
23% Mar
17
Nov
43
3
37
45% Mar 14
1
23%
*113%
*23'/a
114
Rights
7
5
Aug
4
36% Dec ,30
42% Aug 23
Nov
r
3
9
14% July 27
3
100
7% Oct
23%
0
Certain-Teed PrtKlucts
Corp
Cessna AircraTt Co___
42% Jan ■> 3
96%Jan 20
43% July 26
9 % Feb
66% Jan
May
Feb
u
108 '
Mar 21
53% Jan
14
29% Jun 22
74% Sep
1
16
15% May
•29 H. Jan
83
1
16
6
17
23
6
42% Dec
f
Light
Champion Paper & Fibre
26
10% Apr
39% Jan
44% Oct
23%
—100
Central: &; Soutlr West Corp
Central Vloleta Sugar Co_
Century Ribbon :Mills I
1A Jun 22
9
16
77
Illinois
Cerro de
3
31% May 24
19
45-
1
8
Feb
48
21
•
1
4% Jan
75% May
8
30% Dec
90
.
8
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2
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.
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27
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*'■
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4
EXCHANGE
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-
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STOCKS
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NEW
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14
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23
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15
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23
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29
58% Apr
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2
6% May 28
8
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
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May 12
10
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
-
Cop & Steel Ind com—3
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5
May 17
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9
70
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23
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126
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14
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16
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x8 %'
31%
8%
28%
28%
32 y8
32%
1,200
931/2
92 'A
4,300
5,400
8% Jun
26
13% Jan
3
Emerson
5
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
11
30% May
1
28%
28 y8
28%
*28%
28%
34% Mar
9
33
33 %
32%
33
33
33
5
92% Jun
98
Jan
92%
92%
92%
92%
23
_*9214
93
28"% 8ep
24% Apr
11
25% Jan
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
10,0
28%
29
11
28
May 16
8.50
27 %
27%
27%
27%
21
Vs
27%
-
271/4
27%
27%
921%
27%
20
No par
20%
20%
20%
2lVs
211/4
•
21 'A
21%
21%
21%
3l
20% Jan 23
81% Apr 26
68 % Jun 18
21
87% Oct
841/4
1
18
11
69% <M
4
73
For footnotes
July
see
8
page
26.
23% Mar. 29
86
Feb
2
70% Jan 26
Erie RR common.
5%
Erie
preferred series A
&
Pittsburgh RR Co.
•
9,,
100
13,500
32 Ye Jun
...
800
5,500
52 Vs
27 % Jun
Jan
'
51%
8
76.
'•
451/4
*45
20
Equitable Gas Co.
5,300
18%
34 y8
21
5
■],
i
18%
*18
48
3%
-
"
18%
16% Feb
4
900
40%
30% Oct
25% Apr
20% Jan
-100
1,300
,
91
35% Dec
10b
Jan
2
"■'.
21 Vs
3
Feb
7.500
.
«
'
-
Phonograph
6,200
92
6
&
26,900
2,400
160
57
57
:.
26% \21
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91
105
*102
-■.
18%
*18 ••
34%
3%
50
Mfg Co
■
*1591/4
57
.'56%
0
50
conv
Paso
321%
"
10
21% Jan
28
,
921/4-;
160
'
27'%
38%.-•38%
*102
15
17
Feb
1,900
41%
42%
50%
32%
38%
91%
55%
18%
Elgin National Watch Co
31% Feb
53
,
49 yB
;;
32 Vs
31 Vu
160
*26%
18%
Elliott
17
28
43% Nov
.
.
*
,
91
*89%
'
,
shares
Battery
160
*1591/4
56
"
10
:
.
.
92%
90%
r
t
27%
55%
26 Vs
—1
17% Mar 20
2014 Oct
42%
50
32%
'
100
3
•>:
'
92%
160
160
2.50
common
5
32
31
100^;
preferred
4% Jan
25
-
Co
■
■v., 49%
37%
36%
36%
*
1
!
preferred
41% Jan
23
11% Oct
Inc common
•
921/4
10
100
2
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores
36%,
^.5
Corp
common
33% May 28
3% Jun
4
22% Feb
28% Jan
Co
10
34% Feb
2514 Jan
Kodak
Y
'
5% Feb
2
6
3
,
ZII10
Elastic Stop Nut Co—
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Aug
3
Jan
.10
III
_
preferred!
6%
12
51% Jan
89
170
Apr
27% Feb
96
No par
Cheipfgal Co
47% Dec
,
14%
Preferred
1514 Jan
*
14%
6
15% May 18
19
;'V
11%
5
35% Mar 14
3% Nov
,
V'
32
11%
Dunhlll International
■
39%
*33%
•
34
i
Jan
35% Jan
22
71
3114;"
121% Feb
22
Nov
*68*
50
-1
237 V Apr
12
Feb
54
54%
6
18
9
54%
8
53
28
54%
115% Apr
14
Jan
54%
200% Jun
July 25
.
Co
40
•
29
12
55
9%
7% Jun
27
51% July 22
51% Sep
38
35%
9%
6
Apr
Apr
101
35%
9%
12
249% July
124
35%
9%
15%
600
-
5,200
18
35% 7 35%
35%
No par
Ltd
Duplan Corp
15
•
56%
56
56%
18%
15 / :*•
'r
5,500
•
38 % -
•33%
-7
'
16%
34
*33%
'
33%
15
•
No par
Aircraft
39%
33%
-18%
-
*33%
39%
39%
34%
18 %
16
16%
34
38%
56
39%
1
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
7
15%
•
-
34
17%
14,700
75
*33'/2
56%
2
.
4
49% Apr
53% Apr
50% Aug
r
Douglas
3
du Pont de
Jan
117% Sep
1
94% Aug 11
33% Dec '29
.
90% Jan
'56%
14,200
34%?/!
*70
•
*33%
38%
56%
>
75
41%
34%
34% ■?"
■
15%
16%
* 33%
39%
'•
17%
*15
_50c
preferred series A
(The)
Mines
12
157
34%
<
33%
41%
42
34
•70
75
*33%
33
No par
common-.
Pepper Co
19% Sep
10% Dec
;
39%
34%
Dobeckmun Co
36% Jan
15
39%
17%
56
34%
16%
16%
41%
42 %
34'
*70
38%
«3l%
•*33%
'<
56
1
Stores
93% Dec
Apr
56
2
10% Jan
72% May 28
30%
3814
41%
34%
75
i5%»r, f,si5%
15%
30%
_25
preferred
33"%
*70
*33%
10
—
42
41%
/ '
34 %?7»,a
75
2
common-
cumulative
62% May 17
43% Mar 14
21
Co
3f)
73% May 11
39% Apr 23
13
Apr
9
-16% Mar 21
42%
*70
15
class A
Diamond T Motor Car Co
May
41%.
X33%
1
Co
Raynolds
16% Feb
30
Sep 26
30% Mar 14
7
35% Jan
May 25
52% Jan
De
Devoe &
20% Jan
13% Jan
3
3314 May 28
23
9% Nov
Detroit Steel Corp
5
8
,
59% May
44% Apr
33% May 14
17% Jun 15
12% Jan
;
Apr
38% Mar
11
Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
;
20
Detroit Hfjlsdale & S W RR Co__100
Ja,n 36
Apr > 9
,19
32
Denv & Rio
,
26 % Feb **0
13
22
34
<
48
May 14
3
36% Jan
79
May 22
8'A
8 */2
28 y8
281/4
32
32%
20,400
'
100
—50
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7
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70
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.
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1
17,800
145
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145
107'A
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35%
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15%
23
46%
f?"
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7
;
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15% ■.,>:;
22%'
'
35»%
13%
5%
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*15%
32%
33%
35%
*89%
*87%
25% Apr
-".,l
500
-
--
33
32%
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2,400
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61
323/4
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410
106
106
33'/8
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61
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31% May 18
•
37
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108
91
13%
7,
90%
18% Jan
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49%
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.
13%
89
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-
2,600
7,700
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9 :'/
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108
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61
105%
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:
80
•
8%
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•
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79
36
36
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/
11 >/4
9
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•
440
16 y8
11%
/ / 8%
145
100
Hudson
>
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7,700
14,000
80
ll'A
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8%
105
105
48%
91
13%
preferied
-
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100
Dayton Rubber Co_^
8i/8
145
A
33%
^
400
17%
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16'/B
108
35%
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B_
"3
17 'A
17%
16
61
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32%
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145
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32%
35%
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1
common
49%
48%
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61
series
r
-
4.300
49
37
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.
108
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series
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32%
3.75%
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1,300
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64%
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9
9
36%
8%
-
3 75%
8
•
103%
48%
8OI/2
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9%
36%
•;
106
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5
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633/4
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11%
11%
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80
9
»
8%
106
11%
y/ 78%
m:
36%
.
8%
100
Decca Records Inc
64»/8
1031/2
17 1/4
15%
Preferred
8
32%
63%
50'A
17'A
16'A
171/4.
:
Preferred
Co
14%
32%
100
64'/2
14%
"*102%
102 »/2
48% Feb
Jun
7,100
•"
„29%
6 4'/a
.
•
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64%
102%
95% Mar
&
29%
32%
1
33%
96
3a
800
"
7
94%
14%
18
"
2,900
36 %
*93%
641/2
VI4%
23
Nov
'■36%
50
*
;
2%
2%
■
29'A
64%
14%
102%
17%
■/'; 11 'ivV
100
Mills Inc
16% Mar
41
29%
64%
102%
:i
47%
15%
5
preferred series A
35% Feb
17
,!
17%
104%
34% Jan
Jan
29 %
14%
24
27
"
6
5%
'
pfd
14% Jan
30
29>/s
*641/4
14%
Apr
%5 % Mar
2%
36% '
9414
29%
63%
102%
47
10
oommon_l
Corp
7%
:
64%
*32%
64%
102%
5
31% May
9
26% May 28
4
*93%
': A 2%
14%.
33%
64
v
*
100
25% May 15
Nov
36%
95%
•
10,400
42%
,42%
*
■
64%
tt
14%
100
pfd
noncum
18% July 11
16
2%
36%
Tio
9,700
172 "
171%
29%
65%
■?
32%
No par
25
Amer
39% Sep 23
35% May
5
26
2%
36%
*93%
88
27% Jan
6
5%
6
"
-97
*95
43%
42%
43%
95%
400
7 29% "29%
173
*171
36%
8614 Apr
28% Dec
V
7-
*-Vs:
1
River
29
141/4
No par
6
14% Jan
2%
r:'
30
93%
<:
44 % Jan
Feb
173
5%
2%
-
95 %
97
29%
30%
"
*64
;
,
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5%
convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
,
;
10
Dayton Power <fc Light common
7
Jan
-97
*•170
*93%
*931/2
*95
95%
*95
x29%
•:
Corp
31% May 16
33 % Aug
*931/2
,
18
May 11
100% Nov
14
5,000
20
48
Sep
96% Jan
Mar
2%
29
2
1
preferred
3% %
: 6% May 21
1
93
2
Dana
82
43%
93%
Cutler-Hammer in«
Dan
80%
171%
36
Class A
17% Mar 19
7% July 12
91
17 % Jan
27
80%
6
36%
2.50
common
Cushman's Sons Inc
24
13% Jun
31
32% Mar
28
95% Feb
18
Apr
May 23
111% May 7
13% July
4% May 12
11% Oct
36% Nov
80%
44
95%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1 >
$7 preferred
No par
Prior preferred
No par
Curtis-Wright common—
_1
4
5,000
81
5%
35%
Cuneo Press Inc
May
l
62% May 14
35% May
Y
'"*93%
Corp
Cork
4%%
13
28%
80%
43%
6
.
23%
;■*.
"
.Cuba RR 6%
110
4
15% Jan
:ioi% May 25
Feb
2%
1
28%
95%
171%
44%
...
57
28%
97
25
/ Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common.
8% May 25
173
57
52
*54%
28%
*50
"30%
29%
W0
$4.20 preferred
Steel
of
3
40
*5%
.
preferred
Crucible
Mar 15
10'A Jan
4
6% Jan
9
7
82
4
8% Jun
10
17% Apr
14% May
43%
1
Common
2
19% Apr
1
Corp
$2 preferred
Zellerbach
3
Feb
*171%
52
*54%
*50
56%
28%
80%
79%
95%
.
Crescent
57% Mar 21
14% May 28
19
9% Jan
6%
104
8
4
59
69% Apr
23
102% May 24
3
27
12% Nov
/ 13% Jan
i-
53% Jan
29
May
Sep
79%
*50
52
55%
28%
29%
International
Crown
78%
"95
52 "
54%
54%
■*28
100
I Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
9
*50
28%
_100
Petroleum
inc
3%%
23
Jan
56
28
Refining common-10
Crown
102
52
■"-54%
5
Crane Co common
28
'•■50
1
Corp.
preferred
Coty
7
19
\
Electric
preferred
Products
/Cosden
42% Mar 26
97% Mar
series
series
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947
:
May 29
3
9
32% Apr 23
30
23
3%%
f
•.<■
; Coty
2
6%
Dubllier
Corning Glass Works'common
3
13% May 22
15
22% Sep
30 :'i 37% Sep
13% Mar 30
v
5
*
98% Nov
Preferred
Cornell
50
50
Convertible pref 5%
/
<65% May
2
40% Mar 12
8
1,000
90
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t
\
Number 5547 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
(19)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
lance for PrcTlonai
.
Year 1955
Lowest
;»
21
•
Oct
.*
STOCKS
„
Range Since Jan. 1
.
.
'
21% Feb
9
1330
15% Jan
62 V* Jan
41V2 Dec
30
7
-
.18 %
22% Mar 14
25% Dec
7
68
74
Nov
47
*
9
20
20
Mar 23
23
93% May
57"
:
41% Sep 27
31% July 21
12-
Jun
14% Mar 16
23
ti
20
Oct
30
3
70"
;
.
Jan
25% Mar
.7;
75 y8 Mar
31
9
13 % Mar 29
51
Jan
12
57-
Apr
9
43% Jan
5
51
Apr
18
5%%
39% Apr 30
Federal
Mogul
17
29
Federal
Pacific
36% May
7
37% Mar 14
49% Jun
23
.**•' 31 % Jan
11
-13% Feb
1
-
93
24
-13% Feb
23
8% May 28
38% Apr
26
31% Feb
39 Va No#
17
33% Mar
22
3% Sep
124
17
33 Va Feb
27
Nov
24
7
3
Jan
54
Jan
18
Sep
26
53
18
Mar
21
26
67% Dec
30
82% Sep
23
68
3
% May
102
108
Mar
62
135
10
91% Jun
16
11% Sep
19
10% Jan
3
12% Feb
46 Va Feb
17
35% Jun
8
41
May 23
98 Va Apr
30
•: 49% May 28
61
Jan
cum
conv
pfd
&
35% Jan
106
Inc
;i05% Mar 14
.
12
lo% Jun
29
21% Mar 12
14
41% Feb
16
49 %
7
36% Feb
13
50% Jan
27
99Vb Jun
10
40
July
Mar 15
99
Jan
13
105
46% Jan
25
61
% Sep
21
Feb
28
126
Sep
21
96% Nov
30
100'
Jun
3
69% Sep
14
July 15
Apr
46% Mar
■7
5
Florida
9:
Food
51
Feb
13
71
May 10
109
Feb
13
147
May 10
11
51% May 28
16% May 28
100
Mar
96% Apr
&
Fair
3%%
3%%
5
63% Mar 12
Ford
convertible
preferred
Motor
29 Vz Oct
28
50
8
41% Apr
18
14
12% Apr
4
8% Feb
24
10% Apr
27
Francisco
14% Jun
6
12 '/a Jan
23
13% Mar 12
Jan
6
98% Nov
33
28
137/a Nov
29
25% Dec
6
28% Dec
94 v Oct
24
82
27
88% Mar 30
16% Mar 23
5% May 18
9% Dec
July
25
11 >A Sep
41% Jan
18
9% Jun
8
43
May 29
?
38
Jan
23
48% Apr
9% Mar
4
1
6
Jan
Mar
1
31
Jan
17%: Aug
3
14% Apr
13
22
25% Jan
3
45
29
107 y2 Mar
28
8
9
Feb
13
15% Mar
Jan
23
106% Mar
Apr
26
71 % May
11% Jan
148% Jun
3
134
Jun
18
7
36% Feb
23
28
Jun
11,
15
6
21
9
.
26% Dec 29
May 22
24% Jan
Jan
23
83% Mar 18
93
Apr
26
97, y2 Feb
45% Jan 18
24% Mar 15
67% Dec
30
63'A Jan
10
85
38% Dec
13
30% Jun
12
36% Jan
Oct
27
128% Apr
5
86
5
16% Nov
2
21% Mar
7
13
Nov
2
17
Mar
7
48% Feb
9
80
Mar 29
6
7% Oct
28
13 »■. Feb
77% Jun
120
Mar
7
123
43% Oct
11
54
119% Dec
20
.General
23
165
Mar 19
General
11
19
Jun
Aug
9
102
Jun
-35% Nov
59% Dec
36 % Nov
2
71% Apr
19
4% Jan
3
5% Dec
71% Apr'
2
122 % Mar
1
2
-
31
49% Mar 20
124% Feb
16
,'50% Feb
37% Jun
10
73
29
11
.
53% Feb. 24
4% Jan
6
"
$5
101 >A Mar 15
1
37% Apr
Jun
5%
Foods
5
Jan
27
33
39% Jan
,
39% Sep
6
15
34
79-
Mar 17
14
61% Feb
Dec
May 25
14
90
Jun
13% Oct
31
33% Dec
21
17% Mar 24
; 38% Nov
-
14% Feb
9
-
34% Jan
4
17% Arr
2
46% May 14
4
35%
May~25
45% July 11
38.
31
Nov
21
39% Jan
3
45% Jan
18
65% Nov
14
29% Feb
51% Jun
16
98
Jun
13
90
28% Mar
•-
91
;
Nov
.103% Sep 26
24% Mar 14
23
Jan
46
37% Nov
43% Sep
52
2
"
Mar
361
23
3
■41
49
-'*-i
8% Apr•28
■t 38%
Oct
"9%
Oct
Time
Tire
20
Jan
18
29% Sep
Jan
17
99
; 36%
44% Mar
Aug
•
121% Apr
Jun
21
49
6
3
•
Jan
11
Dec
16
168
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31V. Feb
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see
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36
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11
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8
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8
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19
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5
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11
8
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3
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6
6
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7
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40
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preferred
3
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14
Jan
127
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5
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20
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17
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5
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1
13
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49
52%
55
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23
6
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30
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53
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48%
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7
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63
28
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9
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23
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130
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9
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32
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28
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10
20
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21
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23
29
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34
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20
9'/b Jan
.
117% Jun
19
32%
33%
9
*70
y4
6%
53 Ya
34
-
12
18%
No par
Dec
51
4% Oct
:
23
Mar 29
32%
34Va
*119
7
100
.
convertible preferred
Gamewell Co (The)
27% Dec 30
35% Mar 14
15% July
29
28% May 29
15
Trailer
.
32%
10
;
Co
Fruehauf
94
15%.
.
12 Va
23 y2
12%
49Y2
3 4'/a
143/4
•:
15
Corp
38% Apr
49%
34
15
37'/a
Uv
loo
Corp
Sulphur Co
Froedtert
*49'/2
34
413/4
:
.
Ya
18%
49
.
*51
%
11 %
,
Stores
16% Mar 22
:
54
12
23 y2
73
12 Y4
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;•
12 V2
18%
6 Yt
i2ya
12 %■
;
12Ya_
,
/
23 Ya
48 %.
'
,
12%
va
-
6%
•
%
42
12%
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48%
V 6%
11%
Corp
Sugar
Franklin
•
12% "
57
A-?
,
73
47-
/
7
11 Vs
Dairies Inc___
Freeport
14
6% Jun
Foremost
97 'A Mar 20
27
Feb
107 y, Jan
49'A July 27
25% Oct
9
25% Jan
5
Jan
Feb
'J. 89
30
34
113
May 29
14
22
Jun
26% Mar 14
& 104 % May 24
Jun
3
*70
48
VsV
28..
5
Foster-Wheeler
7% Sep
11% Mar 14
Mar 31
21 '/a Jan
6
' /
-72
bz%
preferred.
9,b00
32%
Co__No par
—
14,800
18%:
54
Co
42 Ya
,12/z
42%
23%
52%
.
41 %
23%
,
32%.
7ya
Light
6,yu0
18%
No par
Stores Inc common
9.1-/2
23%
hi' 103%
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of "51
Food Machinery & Chem
Corp
;
9i-/2
*18%
8%
■
Power
Florida
62
Apr 18
102y4 Mar
9
•
91
14 Va
.
.
j
26 3A Aug 22
105
.
6.25
Corp
90
18%
loo
Power
92
23%:
3J
'
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Inc_—j_lo
preferred
2,ou0
91
33%
"•
jq
Corp
4%%
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12 Ya
50
—5;,'
>
7,100
14
12
*49%
1
11
25% Dec
:
23 Ya
17
12%
s
2.50
Co
Corp
20'A Oct
•v
Mfg
23 Ya
1/%
42
.
23%
17%
12%
.
Shares
23%
17%
*12%
V 46%
'
Firth (The)
Carpet Co
5
Flintkote Co (The) commoh3£_
_5
/
$4 preferred
No par
Florence Stove Co
1
7
26% Jan
11
43%
9
5
Co_u
1
Inc——5
—
12%
the Week
June 29
91
41%
/
12%'j
Friday
June ^8
23%
i2%'.:.:r
*70
Bearings—5
Electric
First National Stores
27
48 y2 Apr
6
Oct
Feb
41 Ya
i
Sales for
..Thursday
17%
18%
series—-50„
Bower
Tarrant
Filtrol
3
'
FE1CES
23%
,r
23%'
__2\
Firestone Tire & Rubber com
;.
8a %
12%
—
26
Aug 29
18% Mar 11
68
1953
k Fifth Ave Coach Lines
29
20
^
Fibreboard Paper Prod com—No
par
4%
cum
conv
preferred—^—100
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Inc NY____5
27
Jun
91%
w.
Ferro
1
85
62 y2 Jun
100
102
Felt
1
106% Jan
Apr 12
conv
Fenestra
Mar 26
9
36% Sep
32
9
17%
Corp common
'
1... ->••■"12%
pfd ser A—_50.7
*53
Paper Board Co
Federated Dept Stores.
30% Feb- 23
23
Feb
May
61
1
Jan
May
Aug 17
9
"
Jun
43
23
49
104
Jan
Fedders-Qulgan
5%
23%
17%
41%
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp
Farwlck Corp
31% May
1
39 y2 Mar 23
13
110;
Jun
10 y4 Jan
26% May 28
6
Apr
7
23
29% Feb
13
7% jun
2
23%
17%
12%
Federal
Feb
17% Jan v 4
"Apr
7
,3
3
-'40YaJan
6
23%
9U%.
- • — -
SALE
June 27
17%
~~~~3
HIGH
Wednesday
June 26
23%
2o
Falstaff Brewing
Corp
l
Family Finance Corp common !
1
5% preferred series
_7"c50
12
6% Apr
Mar 14
-
$
AND
Tuesday
June 25
No par
Co—
10% Jan
:
22
Sugar
31
"
28% Jan
Monday
Airplane. Corp 1
F ajar do
;*
31% May 22
9
•
~
:
i 4
Jan
'•■>.45
17'
-
Apr
•
'
Fairbanks Morse <fc Co
Falrchild Engine &
15% Jan v 3
.
'
Cal—
Ex-Cello Corp
49% Feb .: 2
20
Products
.«
.
Par
'Eversharp Inc
-
3
22% Jun
.
1
Jan
,50
24
29;
8% Nov
Evans
30
16% Jan
8% July 12
13% Jan
::
22
Dec
July
37% Nov
25
5% Mar 14
*
Apr
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
/
__
26
26% Jan
9
26
12% Jun
7
"
•/',.
38% May 1
11
May 28
Apr 1 7
17% Mar
May 16
NEW YORK
Higheat
29
121% Feb
6
Sep
L*weit
*
20% Sep
12Ya fJov
t
J3% Dec 28-
15-.
I
r 72 Va Dec
May 11
24 Yb Jan
..
26VTSep
'V
10
13% Jan 16
43 .'.
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Highest
Northern
Northern
<
Great
11
10
Green
33% Mar 12
Green
38'/?"^
17%
Mky
96
Jan
'
Ore Prop
No par
Paper CO——25
Northern
79% Jan
7%
Western
Ry
Sugar
No parcom—No par
L)
Co
1003/4
41 Ya
413/4
—A
Inc
RR
100
-~i
-
-
•
-
100
41 Ya
♦
20%
*136
—10Q
Bay & Western
30 %
30
100 v2
Co
preferred
(H
30
Iron
Great
.* Great
149% Jan
-
-
203,4
138
-
T2
*70%-
A
20Ya
137
*70%
30 3/8
100
41 Ya
30
30%
100 %. 100 %
41
-
41%
30
100 Ya
403/4
Greenfield Tap
10
3
:
Greyhound Corp (The)
4%% preferred
comihon_!_3
100
15 Va
~
*90 y2
413/a
30
101
413/8
7
30 Va
101
41Y4
203/4
21
207/a
21
21
21
*135 Ya
137
136 Ya
137
138
139
72
*70%
72
*70%
*71
72
20 Y4
72°
6,100
1,800
1,400
11,200
3,500
320
—,
29%
29 Ya
34Ya
& Die Corp__No par
30%
101
6Ya
137
29 Va
29%
29 Ya
29 Ya
29 Va
297/a
29 Ya
29 Ya
3,800
34 Ya
34%
34 Y4
35 %
35%
353/4
353/4
*35 y4
353/4
400
15 Ya
12,400
'
24
6 Ya
15 y2
92
15 y4
15 3/8
15Ya
15%
*90 :/2
91%
*90%
91%
15
*90 Vz
15Ys
91%
15
*90 Va
91 Ya
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45% Feb
4
3
35% Jan
6
44% Feb
23
33% Jun
6
96% Oct
31
90
Jun
11
83% Jan
23
Jan
23
90
Apr
95
Jan
31
101
Dec
3
7
100
10
101
105
Aug 26
104% July 13
104
23
Jun
109% Jun
18
May 21
Stares
-
28%
29 y8
28%
*6 */8
7 %
*6%
No par
3o
No par
*90
com
Corp
PEICE8
Wednesday
June z(i
1
29
28%
Friday
June -OS
29%
*6%
7%
Mm tar
Thursday
June 27
7%
28%
*0
the Week
June 29
Shares
28%
28%
29 Vb
7 va
y8
6 ',a
6%
34%
34%
34%
3*~a
33%
*90-/8
91%
•9u-,«
91%
*90%
91%
90-/8
90%
121%
122"8
1,200
l2l'/2
124'/4
124'A
liioVa
35,800
36%
35%
35'A
35'/a
35
5,000
119%
120%
119%
121%
36 Va
36 %
35%
36%
100
100
100
100
*98
10J
•102
103%
*102
103%
101%
102%
*100%
lu2
*100'A
102
*lu2%
104%
*lo2%
104%
103.
luo/2
*103V2
100
*103va
luo
Co—
103% Feb 28
Feb
6
94.20
dividend
94.40
dividend
105 % Feb 23
94.44
100
34%
92
No par
Utilities
Common
4,500
35
1
25
108
,
27
Apr
Oil
42% Mar 20
98% May 31
9
Jun
107
8
35
Gulf
7
Tuesday
Jane 25
1
preferred
Gulf
93% Sep
38% Nov
61'/a Mar 14
129% May
♦
Monday
Par
Sugar
GUlf Mobile & Ohio RR
Mar 14
98
STOCK
Aircraft Corp
Ouantanamo
18
39% Mar 23
8
Jan
8
Gruntman
13
35% Jan
8
5% Jan
,
¥ORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
27 y2 jun
2
8 Va Apr
32% July 19
5 Va Dec 22
NEW
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STOCKS
■
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dividend preferred
preferred
preferred
100
*98
*»6
•
36
v
v2
36
*96
100
*38
4,800
luo
V"
20
50
.
H
41
Dec
46% July 12
15
45% Aug 10
19% Jan
6
69% Nov
14
Hackensack
Water.
Halliburton
Oil
41% Jan
5
45% Apr
58 % Feb
25
24% Sep
10
84% May
7
4
22% Mar
5
Hall
Hamilton
V 20% May
13
18% Oct
13
25 % Feb
4
19
Jan
24
2o
Apr
2
79% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
97
Apr
4
21% Jan
6
38 % Dec
6
34
May 28
:
38
6
55
Dec
6
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
Jan
143
Nov
40 % Nov
Jan
23
135% Jun
10
21
17
31% Dec
12
•v.
31% Feb
"29%
20
Mar 11
35%
5% Mar 25
9
29% May 28
39% July 13
;
48
July" ~5
25
Jun
20
May 22
59% May
Hammermlll
9
Feb
43
Apr
23
34 Va Jan
39
Harris-Seybold
Mar 29
<5
Jan
17
34
Jan
6
37
Jun
27% Nov 21
18% Jan
23
37
Mar 12
20
13% May 28
19% May
7
17% Jan
3
22 Va Jun
11
29% Feb
34% Mar 27
12
39
16% Oct
18
15% Jan
6
20% Nov
3
Jan
4'A%
preferred
78%
20%
21
23%
23%
*23%
23%
23%
92%
92 va
*92
94'%
92»%
92%
36%
36'/4
36'A
*36
36%
54%
3b %
54%
55
139
38%
38%
..
•
-
33%
33%->'.\
5
29%
29%
10
-
6%
Industries Inc—
liquidating
Haveg
Dec
27
*
'
24% Mar
26% Mar 14
36% Sep
84% Jan
24
91
39% Jan
3
7
104% Feb
17% Oct
8
.U"
7
Jan
101
Jan
27
23% Jan
4
37
Feb
13
It
Jun
8
41% May 22
122% Aug 11
40
126'
Mar 14
51% Jan
120
Dec
19
54% Mar 18
3%%
.r.
5
V
26% Mar
5
■•f
3
.
3.65%
Helme
21% Mar 15
124
20
18
54
Feb
24
Jan
26'%
34% Nov
9
43% Dec
29
37% Feb
14
20% Nov
16
15% Jun
11
20% Mar 19
69% Jun
21
77% Feb
3
Jan
3
5
71
Jan
5
89% Jan
3
79% Aug
3
98% Dec 30
34% Jan
6
27% Jan
51% Aug 24
„87
23
Jun
29
42 % Feb
14
49 Va Jun
10% Nov 28
12% Jan
5
10% Jun
22
20% Nov
2
31% Jan
10
20% Jun
22
28
16% Jan
3
12
-
Oct
41% May 23
99
12 % May 28
12% Jan
121 %
121%
Hertz
(The)
1
3%%
*69%
(conv)—No par
2nd pfd
cum
*86%
Hires Co (Charles E)
7
20
Holland
4
19% Jun
11
21% Mar 23
\
32% Mar
3
30/
Apr
23
32% Jan
16
3
32% Jun
29
40
Feb
20
convertible preferred
Homestake Mining
Feb
16
73% Jun
19
Honolulu Oil
13
48
Jan
37% Oct
10
65
28% Jan
31
44% Jun
100% Jun
14
3
Feb
..
Jun
22
50
27
35 % Jan
30
Apr
28
27
97% Apr
5% Apr
11
8% Jan
27
21% Jan
23
29% Mar
17
19
12% Feb
10
17% Jun
7
Dec
16% Sep
39% Nov
4
26% Oct
28
34
Aug
3
91% Jan
28
98
May
5
Mar 10
102% Mar
28
104% Jan
14
23
47
Feb
17
37% May 31
25
Apr
12
90% Jun
15
97
;
6
105% Feb
8\
38% Oct
Hollander
Jun
20
103% Jun
4
41% Jan
3
14
48Vt Jun
29
Hooker
103 Va Mar 16
39% May
7
3>
Mar
06
Electrochem
Co
102% Jan
10
4%
105
Feb
28
4.40%
50% Apr
2
preferred
4
Co
7
23
13% Jun
20
8
18% Jun
8
15
3% Feb
10
l7/s Jan
12
7% July 18
53% Jan
6
12% Anr
7% Feb
20
3% Apr
11% Apr
23
27
71% Sep
13
10
87
22% Jan
20
33
Hudson Bay
30
Hunt
13
Hupp
3
Jan
30
9% Feb
6
64
17
"3
5 %
Sep~21
39
Jan
31% Jan
36
19% Jan
80%
53
900
53
800
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96 Vz
*96
*25
25%
25
37%
*37%
38
37%
37%
180
17'A
*17'/b
17'A
17'/a
17'/4
•i: 400
4o%
47%
48
48
*121
122
17%
*17%
46%
46%
122
49
*48%
49
*48%
49
52%
*02 Va
52 3/4
*52'A
52%
37»4
38%
38%
;
71
88
i-ilivi;''
42 v*
37
38'A
38 Va
1,600
16
16 Vb
2,503
69%
69
*o9'/2
70
*86%
11
9,300
20
va
'
88
47%
'
va
87
87
10
47%
48'A
43
3,700
/- 9 %
11%
10%
10%
600
21'A
12%
21
21
20 Va
21-/a
3,200
13
13
13
12%'
12%
1,30<T
*10%
9%
.v
\
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9'A
9'A
9'A
9%
5,000
19-V4
20'A
20 y4
20%
20'A
20'A
.3,700
30%
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30%
*29%
33
33%
32 %
70'/a
71
v
16%
16%
91
97
17%
48'A
99'A
25
16%
17'A
38'/4
2o7B
2b %
7,600
50
b'A
5,900
25
♦24'A
38'A
*90
V
99
47%
•
17'A
17'/«
4,800
'
26%
91
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'
5,600
16,300
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6%
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38%
*90
#
b'A
25
17
26%
91
'
x97
4'ivz
09
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17
26%
♦90%
4b
99
•24%'
37%,
26
69
45%
6%
200
32-/4
ba
99
6%
25
*37%
32%
76%
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44
6%
30 V4"
33'/a !
99
■
100
6%
:
37
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16'A
30'A
44
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•
f
39
33 V4
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71
'
70
38
72
33
1
500
400
16
; 48%
,
'iv-"' 21
19%
I
99
11
60
:
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v
88
47%
30%
"it
;
122
37 Va
39'A
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48%
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16'A
70
9%
4,500
va
; 122
*16 '
16
♦29 Va
.
600
52%
'
37%
9%
2o
49
'•
39
:
v
47
96'/a
'
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48%
52%
91
Power—No par
(Del)
30%
i:
;
53
700
7,900
iV;V
91
*97
38
1
38%'
26%
26 'A
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.69
400
6,600
91
*97
50
99
:
'
50
104%
Xl04%
104 Va
'*102%
103%
*102%
104'A
•102%
104 va
20
47%
47%
48'%
;/ 48%
49%
4 j'/a
49'/a
49%
50'/4
6,400
47%
Texas
1
*
vt Jun
22% Jun
Nov
of
30'A
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85
53
"
96%
37%
*98
30%
*83'/a
>
15
25%
26
*104
20%
37%
37%
16%
20%
*96
26
100
Lighting &
27% Dec
11
com—_3
25
14%
20%
30%
53
60
90
14 %
20%
85
1,000
'; 25%
xl9%
6%
*24%
,100
Oil
29
1% Dec
25
;
800
-
96'%
V
10(1"
6%
26%
*14%
30%
*83%
V
.
44
43%
*99
1
_
Houston
15% Mar 14
17% Dec
72
No par
26%
38
*87%-
-
33%
common—5
27
25'%
*70
9%
19%
:
14%
*52»%
'
12%
71
27
21
30%
85
21%
30%
preferred
Houston
30%
12%
92.25 convertible preferred
50
Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
6
X14'%
•
52%
*10%
32 Va
■■
20%
> 21%
Household
,
15%
12%
—12.50
lo
Corp
27
21
10%
9%
'26
2,600
28
48
30%
26%
-/a
*27
36%
-
*19%
2„
27%
21%
5
29 va
2o-,8
$
12%
10.
29%
26%
16
'
30
*2,000
2y'/a
28
10%
,
94.25 preferred
„•
;»•;
Hotel Corp of America
5% conv preferred
Houdallle-Industries
Inc
31
/ 28% Jan
(A) & Sons
33 va
29%
VV:,- 29 y8
6-/4
21%
Holly Sugar Corp common
2
26
34% Jan
100
11
8% Dec
106
17
13% Mar 14
13
Dec
6% Apr
2,800
38'/a
37%
1
Vt 5%
2
39 Va
33 Va
6%
5
—
139
38'A
v8
*3b%
50c
—„
Hoffman Electronics Corp_.i
Furnace Co
.
.
*136%
38'/a
32
67/«
52'%
48
v;
139
38%
37 %
39
88
47%
5
*13b%
va
1,900
>6%
d
71
Hilton Hotels Corp
57
*36 Va
V
16%
100
preferred series A
94%
:
57
6%
48%
'
39%
,
;;
57 va
37%
•121
37%
36%
16
25% Jan
9
:
39
29% Feb
34% Oct
.
5
I
57 vb
57%
139
800
74
39
17%
48%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
500
23VA
33'A
46 va
-V
52%
Hewitt-Robins Inc
,
12
9% Jun
Co
48%:
52%
120
30
*96
46%
50
94 y2
35-V4
*37'%
17%
preferred series A
*98%
*25%
"
.
46%
*23'A
36
6%
52'%
'
>17-%
-.
new
5% May 12
19% Feb
7
8% Mar
38
23%:
94
35%
*36 vz
♦30V4
25%
*37%
,
V
V
,
96%
25%
"n
j
:
25
25% Mar
14% Apr
10
23%
'*93
V
6 */8
*83%
;_No par
4Vt %
46% Mar 14
15% May 12
*96
100
1,800
'
37'%
20%
65
11,200
/B
33
2J-.8
' •.*14%
52%
'4
com—2 1/12
11
Oct 11
31% Mar 18
*02
5% preferred
;
100
Hershey Chocolate common_.No par
53% Mar 20
20
30%
,*83%
j
preferred—_25
Hercules Motors
Hercules Powder
2
Apr
30%
-
25
preferred
noncumulative
51 y8 Apr
25
15%
500
22
♦27
21%
100
common
(G W) common
7%
-
15%
20%
15
!
common
preferred—
la
21
*6%
"vt
1
Glass Co
Heinz (H J) Co
38% Jan
48
Jun
51% Apr
May 19
51
13
Hecht Co
;
9
28
5
Industries Inc
Hazel-Atlas
37
27%
5
43%
7o%
36^8
^
33y*
26%
*42%
78%
2i
*36'/a
:
'
v2
,
dist
partial
Hayes
27
60
94% Apr
■*
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
11
89% Feb
51% May 15
7
25% Dec
3
6
83% May 21
Sep 20
60% Sep 29
96% Aug 15
22% Jan
6
36% Jan
23
Ex
'
36
50
;
5l>'A
43
78%
21
;
23%
*135'%
38%
38%
29 Va
27
*26%
<
1
139
*33
.
V
55%
*135%
-1
i
43
78%
21
2.50
—_
43
78%
21
*135 %
Hat Corp of America common
25
*42%
78%
21
"
33% Dec
43
79
21
15
Co
Hart Schafiner & Marx
•»-
t
J4
--vv.43 :'
78-/4
100
Chemical Co
Harshaw
43
42%
100
preferred
*
•\ Harsco Corporation
3
:
2.50
Co
6%
16
20
8% Jan
preferred
Paper
Harbison-Walk Refrac common
15
35% Apr
.25
Well Cementing— .5
.5
Printing Co„
Watch Co common
1
F)
convertible
4%
42% Mar 29
146
(W
4
May 2
Apr 27
32% Feb
9
4% Jun
5
18'a Jan
3
Ex
,
Jun
37% Jan
7% Jan
40
Apr
46% May
$1(52
liquidation Dist
(wi)_i
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
26% Mar 19
5%
12
4
19
100
am
«
^
•2%-'
3
*9%
9%
Mln & Sm Ltd—No par
84%
85%
com—
13%
13%
*13%
19%
19%
20%
19%
♦2%
2%
2 '/8
9%
*9'/4
9-/4
84% !
84'/a
80 Va
4»A
4%
4
Va
4%
4'A
Inc
Corp
—6.66%
series
A
5%
50
Co
Hussman Refrigerator
*34%
1
common..
pfd
*2%
3
*9'A
9%
9'A
83%
84%
84%
5
*34
—
4'A
70,400
*
14
13%
13-^4
1,000
20'A
20
20 va
11,200
2
'/8
v
*2%
'
Foods
conv
18%
4%
137%
19
14
preferred—100
noncumulative
5%
4%
13%
4]/4
14
1
fHudson & Manhattan
23
41/*
1
*34
'>
2%
*9'/4
*34
100
9%
86
100
88
5,200
*33
*43'A
5%
5%
37'%
37
37 Va
39
38%
va
38%
38%
38%
38%
60,600
4,000
43%
43'A
43'A
43'A
43%
48%
4^%
44
4472
1,100
6'A
'i"v6
6'A
6
6
6
6%
1
27
Jun
21
57 Vb Oct
11
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
58 y8 Jan
23
47% Jan
5
57
50
23
Aug 22
52
49
50
Jun
29
Feb
54% Apr
49 % Apr
26
53
15
26% Jun
20
29% Jan
7% Apr
19
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
42
Dec
29
May 28
76%JUn
8
Sen
8
8
8
Mar 29
•
100
Apr 13
27% May 28
6
9
May 15
33 %
157
4
May 28
May 28
29'% Jun
7
25% Jun
22
92% May 26
6y8 Nov 21
84
Feb
23
4% Jan
31
87% Aug 26
78
41% Jan
3
57 % Jan
6
29
141
JUii
10
126y8Jan
12% Jun
6
16
17
Jan
3
10'AJun
8
12
Jan
23% Jan
34
28
5
26% Jan
Jan
27% Jan
21>A Apr
19
104% Apr
19
94
15
142
45
8
40
Feb
Va May 16
56 Vt Jun
28
20
38 Vt Jan
9
29'A Jan
4
Jun
37% Apr
2
38'A Feb
7
53% Jun
38
Vt Jan
30
53% Jun
34 Vt Jan
19
30 V*
Sep
13
6
Aug 11
35% Dec
30
Sep 21
12% Sep
Feb
9
33 Vb Jan
125
6
Jan
10
24
6% Jun. 25
34% Jan
13
31% Jan
24
39
19
31
34% Jan
4
Jan
97 v2
.
Aug 15
89
Apr
17
59
Jun
14
45% Jun
21
May 10
104
97% Apr
13
Jun
27
47% Mar 18
67 va Feb
1
54% Sep
23
42% Jun
Mar 10
107 % Nov
22
33% Nov 29
38 V* Dec
30
98
'•
85
For footnotes
see
page
8
*100% Apr 24
35 y8 Feb
26.
3
27% Jan
Feb
7
10% Mar 19
45% Jun
22
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
55
Mar 14
102% Feb
6
58% Apr
5
85
Mar 21
53% Apr 24
105% Feb 27
56
Jun
28
43
690
*47
47%
50%
*49%
50'A
*49
50%
53 va
53'A
53 'A
*52%
53 Va
*51
52
•51
52
*51
52
♦51
52
*49
50 A.
*49
50
*49
50
.-50
cumulative preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light
No par
Industrie
Electrica De
Mexico
4.20%
6%
Steel
1
/—No
i—
„
Coj._—
par
27%
10%
10%
43%
43%
44
44%
45
_
63«/.
v
*162
82%
56%
21%
57'A'
5
100
28
Machines new_No par
495
57'A
56 y8
100%
28%
28
499
64'A
63%
*162
83
'
487
57
*57
490
No par
3 3'A
33%
33'A
165%
165'A
165%
*29%
30
*29%
482
33%
165%
common
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
com
'25%
*80
5
94%
130
*4%
95%
94%
130
129%
33%
25%
25y8
86
*80
5
10'A
10'%
10'A
132'A
133%
*100
101%
•100
Salt
International Shoe_
21 VB
57
23%
57
100
101
490
34%
26%
4%
500
96%
99%
34,800
Xl28%
128%
123%
128%
350
10'A
ilO%
10 'A
6,100
130
10%
134
101%
10%
135%
•100'A
101%
*100'A
101 '/a
*100'A
17%
*17'A
.17%
*17'A
92'A
128%
*127
93
92
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40V«
2,500
57 Va
57%
56 va
57
56'/a
56%
1,400
36'A
3 5'A
35'A
32 '/a
*35 'A
36%
*35'A
36%
*35i/4
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
32'A
48%
49
50
49%
50'A
50
*48'A
49%
36%
36%
13%
13%
1
Corp
Co
Tea
3%%
Co
Jnc
<fc
*51%
53
53'/a
53 %
36
*35%
36%
36
36
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13^8
2,700
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21 '/a
21%
1,300
21%
31
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
46
46%
45%
46'A
45%
46%
31%
Corp
Johnson—
Manufacturing Co
*31
31%
'■
129
*127%
129
6%
43%
44
43
38,'A
38
*127%
44%
38
38
400
31%
31 va
31-,b
2,100
24%
25
24%
25
4,300
46'A
46%
46'A
46
*127%
129
31 Va
6%
6%
6%
6%
'45
•
38
129
*127%
123
'
6%
6%
6%
45%
44%
45'A
38
33'A
38%
*90 %
;
6%
6,200
44'/2
3,100
38 '/a
2,300
6%
•
89%
90
90
90%
91
91
92%
92
92
47
47%
47 Vt
48'A
48%
50%
50
50%
50%
50 %
100
*98
100'%
100 %
*98
100'A
5
12 '/a
*98
100 %
*98
8,500
38 Va
44
'
Va
1
100
100
'
No par
common-
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy
50%
36
1
preferred
Johns-Manvllle
Johnson
*49
13%
31 Va
1
3,000
36'A
10
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co__
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
100
15,900
•
50%
21'A
*127%
53%
13%
31 y8
1
3238
52%
,36'A
20 %
50c
common
32'A
,52
*49%'
-
5
Jaeger Machine Co_:
Jewel
57
No par
preferred
L)
:
900
540
40%
36'%
25
500
92'A
128%
128'A
31%
3.50
18
128
128 va
48 Va
:
101'A
92
128%
*35'A
conv preferred
Dept Stores,
7,100
127%
25
cum
-■
128%
1
preferred
(F
135
17%
57%
Jacobs
134
92
57%
96
10'A
'
17%
25
Island Creek Coal
4%
v
135
134
common
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Iowa Power & Ligth Co__;
i
86
97 VB
94
57
430
13,300
95%
92
•
52,100
*4%
17%
40%
35%
165
27%
94%
•127
5,700
30%
•80
5
120
3,500
4.0
27'A
86
1,300'
'
2~%
*29'/a
27%
*80
57 Va
4%
40%
Inter type
34%
164'A
V
30
26%
86
489'/a
165
*29%
2,000
21%
100
29'A
34%
3 4'A
30
57%
*99
430
165
166
~
29 va
5,300
57
17
V
17,900
83%
57
*21%
100
29
40%
Power Co
83
57%
*21%
No par
91.40
,
84'A
83'A
*57
21%
94%
y4
4,400
68'A
168
17'A
—No par
Silver
65%
*162
100
-
41.'A
■
66 Va
168
No par
com
preferred I,,—
4,100
96%
130
10%
134%
■
1,800
10%
43%
27-b
10
4%
130
132%
310
95%
95%
.15
:
*29%
*27 Va
44'A
64 Va
*162
490
166
30
7.50
No par
L
25%
86
5
1
100
Rys of Cent Amer
5%
*80
100
No par
—
94 preferred
25%
5
,
28%
20
51
50'A
10%
43%
64%
168
57%
•100
29%
.50
*49
21 va
*10
84
*21%
100%
27 v*
47%
.
57%
57
21%
preferred i
100
Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
»■
83
57%.
57
*21'%
100
J
'
168
82%
56%
*21%
100
Corp
Harvester
x27'A
10%
l
No par
Iron
27%
168
82 »A
v
10'A
63'%
63
*162
27'A
48
10'A
20
preferred-.—I
Business
Int'l
43%
•>
No par '
j.
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Interchemical Corp common
27%
V
10
'
50
,
27'A
100
common
preferred
*49
100 pesos
.
Interstate
10
47% Mar 19
130
2,500
*52%
.'Interstate
5
20,300
57
»4uy2
International
3
22% Mar 15
1,100
fa4%
:i.
*47%
7%
5
34% Jan
,
53 Va
Ir*—nat.<nnal
16
39% Mar 16
14y8Jan
57
50%
47'A
International Telep & Teleg—No par
Utilities Corp com__5
29
20va May
3
30% May 16
24 y8 May 29
31
'.64 Vt
57'A i
48
International
29
3
130
6
-
70% Mar 13
34 Va Apr
36 %
3
65
Mar 15
32 y. Mar 14
20
11
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
24
.
5
May 18
44% Feb
■
•52%
rrereneu
106% Mar 13
16
30%
b5
57va
V*49%
International Packers Limited
International Paper common
7
Sep
40
3
13
2
25
144 % May
31% Sep
3
Mar 14
99% Jun
Jun
31
31%
64%
53'A
4%
preferred *___
•
International Mining Corp.
Int'l Nickel of Canada com
Mar 27
7
Jan
■z
14% Mar 13
24
108
31
,'••■
50%
7%
3
43% Jun
Sep 20
91% Jan
132
57%
48
Int'l
29
45
6
6% Mar 14
26
Jan
65%
57
*52%
Int'l
*
6% Mar 16
99% Jun
39 % Nov
28
20 y« Mar 23
121
88
11
89% Feb
74 y4
Mar 15
30% Jan
33% Apr
15% Feb
Nov
48% Mar
34% Mar 15
32 y» Jan
6
12% Jan
6
32
64%
*49'%
Int'l
28
98% Apr
114
25
Feb
31%
57'A
*47'A
Interlake
32% Mar 12
15
101
6
,
38% Feb
174
•
50
4%%
•
22
14
20% Nov
Mar 14
Jan
Jan
| Jun
12
Jan
>
5
7
23
73
60
510
V
57
50
Inland
6
117% Sep
69
Dec
23
Feb
32
64%
64
V
_50
Ingersoll-Rand
•
34% Mar 21
108
101% Sep 26
9y» Mar 13
42
Jan
«i%J«n
103
56%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
S A —:
:
f Industrial Rayon__
24 % Mar 13
23
37% Jan
3% Mar 16
*
J
69% Mar 20
Jun
32
65'%
56%
cumulative preferred
4.42%
\
6
Jun
175 V* May 31
8
'
3
21
41% Jun
2
Jan
Feb
i-
91% Mar 21
47y» Jan
12
127 y. Dec
82
69% Jan
165
:v*
4.26%
4.70%
„
25
53
< va •Ueo
33% Sep
11
Mar
13
157
103
165% Aug 16
29% Oct 11
84
24
Feb
59
15
Apr
400
28% Nov
10
24% July 18
18
35% Oct
Feb
31%
65'A
No par
—
common—No par ;
4.08%
;
3
5
19
19% Jan
Mar 11
31%.
10
Central RR Co,
Illinois Power Co
9
68
7
Illinois
5
Jan
71
26
96% Jan
Apr
55
91% Nov 28
6
21% Jan
53
13
Idaho Power Co.
•
19
19
Apr
169% Jun
4
37% Jan
Jan
Jun
58% May 23
20
35 % Jan
51
50
52
10% Nov 28
66% Mar 14
j)
47va May 18
8
31% Aug 31
6
Jan
9
53
6
50 % Jan
35% May 3
72% May 4
57'A Jun 27
10
Jun
55
51
Jan 17
24 % Mar 15
162
10
Jan
Nov
55
52% Mar 28
8% Dec
27% Feb
12
53% Nov
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
48%. Jan
Sep
*98
180
1,800
100'A
21.660
48'A
48%
47%
48%
48%
48 y4
49%
49%
51
81
81'%
80%
81%
80%
81'A
81
81'A
81
81'A
3,300
43%
44
43%
46
46'A
46%
45%
47'A
46%
47'A
24,000
*102 %
102%
102 Va
102%
54%
55%
55%
10
100
'102'A
102%
102%
102 %
1
53%
55%
53'A
54%
47%
•
56
102
55'/a
102 'A
5o
400
10,700
Number 5547
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STOCK EXCHANGE
Range tor Previous
► .
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
UwMt
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
NEW
Lowest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH 8ALK PRICES
STOCK
,
EXCHANGE
Monday
Pflt
Tuesday
June>23
Wednesday
June 26
Sales fev
Thursday
1
,
June 27
the Week
Friday
June 28
June 29
Shares
K
28 '% May 25
43% Dec
14
Nov
30
94
Sep
30
-
45% Mar
105
105
107% Sep
105% Nov
Nov
9
102% Mar 15
May
20
May
89
95% Jun
6
$
11
105
Ffeft
lJi
May
4
101% May 21
71%FeD
9
7
Mar
4%
70'/a Jan
~24
Mar 10
84% Apr
48% Jan
21
43
4
42
Apr
Oct
29% Jun
8
24
Feb
15
31
; 21% Jan
24% Mar
-3
17% Mar 24
98% Jan
44
38% Nov
27
<
9
30
23
i
8
;
24
6
56
Sep
16
23'
Mar
1
Jan
44 % Jun
,42% Apr
29 % Jan
Mar
May 28
113
1
Mar
39% Feb
Jun
12
Apr
58
■',j 43 % Feb
14
4
'38%
Dec
27
33% Jan
23
38 % Jan
6
60
Dec
23
52% Jan
31
23
94
Jan
3
28% Jun
100% Jun
•
30
47% Dec
20
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12
28
5
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27
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11
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12
8
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28
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23
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14
1
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7
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Feb
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14
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12
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31?
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7
72% Feb
92 W
103
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9
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7
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par
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l
1
40%
52%
92%
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1
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9
19
Apr 22
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-
6
29% Sep 28
72% Sep 22
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22
47 % Sep
4
Mar
23
61% Mar 14 *
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23
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40%
106
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2
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26
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3
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3
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s
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4
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18
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2
15
27
46% Jun
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1
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50
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103
com
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14
Mar
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97%
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106
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26
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8 »:■'?
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6
19
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7
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11
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prior
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9
27% Jun
7 V
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86 %
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4
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King-Seeley Corp
;
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conv
(Keystone Steel &
Mar 29
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52%
49%
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48
50
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3
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preferred
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May
26 % May 28
9
24% Dec
39% May 31
1
4
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55% Feb
Kern County
27
3
29% Feb
92% Mar 18
•
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Apr
non-cum
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Kenneeott Copper
>
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inn
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6
7
49%
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9
10
preferred
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preferred
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Mar 14
Apr
25
36% Jan
Jun
9
18
27
Apr
1
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preferred 1
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100
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com4_No par
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27
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in
10
Jan
18
129% Aug 26
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6
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21% Jan
<
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27 Va Mar 14
,
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3
May1
cum
4.50%
May 22
25
25
33%
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.
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Cbem Corp
preferred
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./
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13
Apr
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1
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9
28
20
Mar 27
Mar
May 24
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1
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4
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100% Mar 23
13
47 % Apr
39
34% Feb
85
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8,600
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11
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6
29
94% May
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94
18
3
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31
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1,
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9
39
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10
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6
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12
89
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98
11
83
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18
Jun
1
Jan
4
35% July 12
28% Feb
6
52
Feb
16
56% Mar 31
54% May 15
34% Apr
56% Jan
20% Apr
25
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23
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44
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Dec
81
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46
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6
14
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15
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16
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1
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29
12
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5
109
67
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13
40
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25
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29% Feb
17
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18
101
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31
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8
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30% Feb
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21
13
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21% Jun
;
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8
98
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26
25
Jan
18
28% Jun
28
23% Jun
29
27 'A Feb
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26
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12
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8
33% Jun
29
July 21
Jun
22% Oct
-
9
7
11
39
Jan
96
Mar 28
103
93%
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6
13
Mar 29
93% Dec
14
103% Oct
4
32% Jan
6
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96
112% Apr
56% Jun
26% Feb
93
Feb
23
112
Jan
3
56% Apr
233i, Jan
Apr
18% May 28
48
Jan
27
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102
5
20
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18
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•
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26
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5
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17
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24
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100
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:
6% Apr 27
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;
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26
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23
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25
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.
23
Feb
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38% Sep 22
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Jan
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3
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Jan
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13
12% Feb
May 16
28
Jun
13% Jun
:
26% Jan
Sep 19
41% Sep 22
16
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:f 28
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6
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1
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23
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21
22
The Commercial and Financial
(22)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Lowest
.Highest
Lowest
29% Oct
35% Mar
18
Dec
70
,133
Jan 21
25% Jan 21
146% Sep 23
35
Nov 30
29% Oct 11
41% July 13
28% Mar 1
Oct
Jan
3
20
38% Jun
12
8
30% Jan
23% Jun
9
142
29%
29%
30
29%
30
29%
30
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63 '/4
62
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—
125
102
29
Jun
105
3.30%
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conv
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Jan
93 Vz May
20
23% Jan
7
82
35% Dec
33% Oct "31
22 y« Jan
117%
27
103
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17
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Apr
30
88
Jan
11
19
33
Jan
3
17
42% Apr
2
9
30% Jan
16
7
19
Jan
3
23
25
34% Jan 11
21% Aug 12
6
13
Mar
Jun
8
35 y* Apr
73% Sep
65
26
13
11
100% Jun
7
8% Nov 29
15% Sep
79% Sep
14
15
65
7,
73
49
Jan
6
Feb
83% Dec
9
14% Dec
1
54
7'/2 Jun
18% Feb 23
16
21
Jan
76
40% Aug
2
6
5
52% July
32% Feb
6
25% Oct
38% Jari
39% Jan
43%.Sep 22
20
88
Mar 23
18% Jan
3
16%'Mar 14
Monon RR class A
Class
51% Mar 19
28
Jan
47
,
26
Jun
37% Mar 26
46% Apr
Montana
22% May,
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
lo
'20y# Jan 20
9
40 y# May
7
28
23
20
May 17
27% Mar 14
32% Dec 22
30% Jan
33% Apr 27
25% Jun
11
42% Mar
33
Jan
19
17 % Jun
9
36%
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May
4
-
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r
Motor
Wheel
15% Jun
15
18
Jan
Feb
4
41% Jun
26
45% Jan
11
Jan
43
Dec
6
32% Jun
25
42% Apr
Mueller
4
47
12
6
40% Oct 25
147
Mar
42% Jan
2
50
4
35%
35%
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35%
35%
35%
27%
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27%
27%
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16%
:
-
7%
'
♦65
:
•66%
»
2,400
5,200
■'
31
13%
'
371/4
25
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)_—
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros..
Mar 15
13
43%
-
25
Corp
Corp
Brass
131%
37%
13%
67%
27%
431'2
,13%
40%
6,100
13 >/4
30 V#
-7%
36%
26%
y4;
1,100
36
37%
30%
7%
1,070
24
43%
30%
66%
6,900
84%
13%.
43
36%
40'/#
84%
*23%
36
42%
35%
-
14,500
17%
43
43%
36%
24%
Products
7
22% July 20
85
5
Inc
32% Mar
40% May 10
Sep 26
40
28
3
(John)
74'
103
23%
23%
Moore-McCormack Lines
Morrell
51% Mar 14
8
30% Oct
84
13%
'
'
23%
43%
i_2
73%
17 y#
24
13 y#
125
*102y#
17%
84%
♦24%
Co
74%
103
17
84
25
Co
73
*102 y#
17
2?4
36
Monterey Oil Co
.;.i
Montgomery Ward & Co new_No par
27
4
28% Mar. 12
;
Power
75
103
17
121
84%
No par
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
14
119%
13%
.No par *
_
Monsanto Chemical
3
,
B
1,500
10,400
2,930
23%
35%,
1.25
3
18% Jan
Apr 25
23 '/a Dec
j.
3
*
21 y2
preferred
24% Jan
30
30% Jan 23
3
4.20%
Monarch Machine Tool
19%
81%
122
♦27%
100
100-
Mojud Co Inc
3
18%
78'/a
83%
...__5
3% % preferred
26%. May
24% Jan
40% May 23
11
u.
Feb 20
22
,
May 28
39% May 28
23% May 28
15
34 Vi Mar 14
Feb
Inc..^
19%
78%
23 %
•'<
4,300
19%
23%
;
20
77%
119
*102%
17%
'
138
20
74
71%
138
78%
,20
103
138%
35%
RR
Industries
70
*137
82%
82%
...
Mohasco
29
70%
♦23
25
com..No par
V
1% preferred series A
100,
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
5
11% Feb
20
23% Jan
Missouri-Kan-Tex
47% May 14
21% Feb 23
7
5
81% Jan
:
May 28
May 29
Jan
5
24% Jan
19% May 12
17% Jan
8
preferred
Paper.—2.5o
Minnesota Power &i Light
No par
Minute Maid Corp
l
Mission Corp
i
Mission Development Co..
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
30
40% Mar 26
30'/# Jun
new
preferred
Minnesota & Ontario
49% Apr
3
32% Dec 30
Aug 10
8% Jan
•
70
'102%
36% Jan
23'/#
118
118
No par
29% Jan
23%
118
♦117
10O
-
No par
44% Feb 15
33% July 5
17
"
23i/2
75
26 y4 Feb
28% Dec 30
22% Jan 20
23%
75
22% Jun
;
23%
19%,r
Minneapolis Moline Co common...l
$5.50 1st preferred——
100
conv
23'/#
23%
74
24% Jan
2nd
4,900
19%
75% May 10
Apr
2
$1.50
23 V2
23 Ve
77
4
14
28'/#
74%
8
com
28%
20
14
$4
28 y#
23%
Jun
3
28%
73%
16% Jun
Apr 13
26% Nov 25
107
6
28%
23
12% May
Dec~28
12% Jan
1,700
♦19%
34% Feb
102%
&
3o%
28%
Minn
Mln
36 Ms
28 Va
Dec 30
112% Jan 24
66
May 25
36 '/2
28%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com..l.50
29
36%
28 V#
81% Jun
700
37 y4
37%
22% May 14
300
138'/a
37
37%
23
13,200
"
*137
138
__io
_
23
29
*136%
37%
Jan
1
137
37%
Jan
Mar
Shares
29%
17
21
June 29
♦62'/2
58
.
Jun
the Week
Friday
June 28
64%
13
27
Sales for
Thursday
29%
117
14
29%
,
June 27
♦62
Jun 20
19% Apr
17
Oct
17
29% Feb
Utilities Inc_______ 10
Wednesday
June 26
8% 1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp —
Mar 12
135% Jan
*
106
May 28
Tuesday
June 25
;
Midland Enterprises Inc———5
Midland Steel Prod common..
—p
65% May 14
70
11
50 y® Oct
47
Middle South
6
LOW AND HIGH SALE men
Monday,
Par
.
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
1
Minneap & St Louis Ry......No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
20% Oct 11
15
Jan
33
40
9
54% Nov 21
24% Jan
"«.
Highest,;4'
# b
28% May 15
46yaJan
9
7
19
37 % Jan 25
^
/,
(
EXCHANGE STOCIC RECORD
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
'.*■. ,: EXCHANGE•
lure for ProrloM
Chronicle... Monday, July 2, 1956
33
32%
33
32%
33 V#
33%
343/4
34%:
34V2
44
*42%
44
♦42%
44
44
44
44
142
141%
141%': ^*141%
143
*42
2,300
v
6,700
•
»44
'
'■
-
,'2001
N
V.i:'
114% Nov
9
Sep 21
128
6
118
70
...
148
Jan 24
16'/i May, 28
47
V
Jan
Dec
Jan
62
14
; May;
10...
t21.iv. Mat?
.■
Nashville Chatt & 8t Louls_____i00
Natco
1"'
78 V2 Apr
23
12
27
Corp
;
National Acme Co
20% Mar 14
15% Dec 29
33% May 16
37% Nov 10
,
,
,173% Sep
6
V 10% Oct 11
33% Oct 11
21% Sep 26
l4y4Marl4
25% Mar 14
18% Sep 27
,
,
(
,
37% Jan
18
,'... 16% Jan 10
19
Oct
11
Mar 21
27% July 25
20% Oct 31
23
Feb
17
29'/# Jun
12
Jun
29
46% Nov 23
35% Jun
8
371/4 Feb
3
16'A Mar 19
42'/# Apr 18
391/2 Jan 24
45 % Mar
Jun
183
1
2
17% Jan
<
19% Jan
Jan
10
Feb
10
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
24
28% May
23% Jan
20% Feb
3
19% Sep 27
59% Sep 22
Jan"T
54% Jan
25
106
Dec
Aug 29
147
101
5
9
156
Jan
4
14
Feb
23
38% Dec
58
-Jan
25
33% Jan
'
4
21
Mar
77% Sep
-
6
8% Dec 30
16
13
.
19
Jan
3
15% Jan 20
33 y# May
4
90% Mar 16
15%
Oct
93
'
July
12 % Jun
10% Apr
15% Apr
17% July
37% Mar
97%.Dec
18
5
19
12
13%
15% Jun
8
33
9
4
93% jun
1
104% Sep
20% Feb
19
Feb
Maris
82'/a Dec
6
33
80% May 16
103
88% Jan
16
17
22
49% July 27
90
May 28
35% Jun
28% Jun
--77
Jun
811% Feb
Sugar Ref Co
Supply (The)
4%-preferred
National'Tea Co
National
47'/4 Jan
N Y
91
New
610
Sep
15
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
Jun
27
30
57
Oct
18
71% Apr 18
40% Jun
28
64% Jan
25% Apr 18
19
21% Jun
2\
38
Oct 26
91%
Mar
8
39
Jan
5
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
93% Jan
100
13
Mar 14
18% Jun
7
27% Mar 24
48% Jan
25
6
Aug.23
47% May 17
13% Jan
6
k
85% Jan
3
39% Jun 27
108% July 14
Sep
8
Jun
Nov
14
85% Jun
26
36% July 27
23% Jun
11
22
14
97
87
Nov
92% May
101% Jan
37
1
78
Jun
9
83
103 y2 Apr
14
20% Jun
901/2 Jun
22
21
22
May 4
467/8 Apr 20
111% Dec
8
Jan
8
80
921/2 May 9
103% May 11
103
Jan
4
3.7% jan
7
391/4 Jun
31% Feb
1
54
Por f(«otnotes
Jun
May
29
3
8
22% Jun
8
47% Jan .10
26
.
28% Jan
^62
»
,
80
,/
62%-
51
■
14%
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15%
•78%
80
37%"
/
29%
"
78%
107,
78%
22%:
•78%:
79%
;
480
*400
;
2,100
: 3,200
/
:.
39
29%
78%
107
*105
106%
*105
480
*105
*400
480
*400
;
10
•
30
38%
80
■
52%
28%
"29%
787/o
107
80
-51%
■"
:
1,400
15,400 4
22;%
78%.;
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20
107%- 10&
.
38 s/#
371/4
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38%
29% »
30
15,800
•;
95
30
29,
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;
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30
293/4
37%
;
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1534
v
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800
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900
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91%
/
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;/ *51 %
52
V
30%
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480'
52
301/#
367/8 V 37%
28%
29%
79
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51
.
29%
.
35 """
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8,300
1,500
7,600
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'
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29
20
-
43
43%
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20*
41%
20%
19
42%
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37,200
9,200
310
.
;
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106%
41
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;
'*■" 19%
480
19
40%
411/2 ■;:/
19%
41%
40%
41.1/4
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*10%;
20'/a
37%
■37%
*19V4>
37%
20 %
*19%
37%
*85%
37%
371/4
30%
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31%
79%
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20%
37 %
19%
87
;
19%
-37
.
Ve"'
37%
;
:
87%
87%
85%
;
30%
31
30%
100
...
87
Natural
Co
87
' /
C6
37%
87
,
99
•96
99
19%
19%
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37%'
37%
37%
70%
70%
■
/
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,
88
preferred.
99
;•■/
19%
88%
•j
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-
-
-
->
*83%
,
"
;
.
■
'
193/#/
41
84
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-42%
-
,
110
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40%
•
17%'
17%
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97
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99
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97%
99%
99%
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1
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;
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7.A'
41%
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:
900
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1,200 v/:
11,200
^
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907/a
.
23,700
22%
22 y#
2,300
42%
41%
'
•108
110
84
•
50
42%
; 110 >■
11,800
423/4
42,100
-•42%
42%.
17%
84%
953/4
96 y4
95
•95%
97%
95
95
*95%
97 y4
*95
97
*98
99
4,900
95
"
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.
10
17%
17»/4
84%
86
"
37 y#
i7y4
l7%
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5
16 Va
24%
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97
..
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-,.
,
96%
-
99
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97%
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971/2
97 %
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22%
15%
/• 23%
;
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i—2J50
'
86
-
V
85
.80
'
.—100
lno
86%
17'/4
■17%
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.
42
41%
41%
-
-89%
>
22%
82
41%
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V'.
-37%<
71% •71%..
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89%
-
82
,
42%
42%
*108
109
'
V
100
.19%' -19%
.
37%
383/,
>
300
-v
-
09
73
22%
„
43,100
86
*96'
*24% -25%.
223%
■
91
71%
89
-22%
2,900
X- 150
-
78%
*83%
-91-*
37V4
;
25
88%
>
84
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41%;
25
22%
42%
"
37%.
72% v-
71%
78%
•
99
*96
193%
_
79% \
87
;
903/4
90%
191/4
"-
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88%
•82
43/
110
,
•
25%
87%
22%
;
22%
S4
84
42%
*109
*25
25
25
..221/4
__100
«...
3,800
'
31%'
.31
,31
4
5.
common—10
Norwich FharmacM Co_lZ
*96
*78
'
91
711/4'
-,91
—.100
—x
!'*90V2
303/4
*
Z"
series—
Northwest Airlines Inc
85%
91
*;,. 86%.
100
new—
'
79
*90%
*96
com—10
;
$4.l6 preferred series.
Northrop -Aircraft Inc
r
"
"0.
commonIZ25
Gas
,31%
37%
mo
""lop
:
2,800
~
*90%
$3.60 preferred .series..
4.6%
*78%
.
'
78%
Northern States Pwr Co (JMinn)—
Common
;—i,—■„_5
,
■
;
-
J;
52,%
/
•
preierred .serfes____;
6
22%
85%
$4.11
Apr 16
108%
21%
78
preferred
3
95
108%
79
$4.08
13
6
7
-16%
16%
*93 y2
22%
87-"
9
19% Jan
*90
;
108%
*85%
5
29% Jan
,
*931/2
95
z
16%
2,400
;•■'■"
7%
'
"35
91%
16%
'21%
*78
preferred; series..;
25
_
35
*90
11,100
15
"
16%
.108%
..—100
$4.J0
99'/4 Jun
80
;
*
preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
3
101% Jan
102% Jan
4
May 28
Jan
*93%
22% *1
*19%
com.No par
51/2%
6
16%
109
'
"35
*89% "91
94%
*400
—
12
v"
30'/8
*105
Adjustment preferred
_25'
North American Aviation
1'
Northeast Capital Corp
1
/Northern: Central Ry Co—_—
50
Nortliern
*:.
91
16%
z; 70%
r
103
-35%
/
7
Apr
35%
6
143/4
35
,700
41
15.;'.
/
5%
5 3/4
7,200
72% t-:
7%
15%
Norfolk &-Western Ry
5
:
.
15%
35
Niagara Share Covp__,—
Nopco Chemical Co__v__.
21
15
7
page
3
Jun
=
21 % Jun
Dec 30
see
Jan
47'/4 Feb
111
'
■
;
1,000
..
/
36;
■
Pwr Corp
preferred
88
.
5%
8,000
101
40%
_
'
14%
36%
'
No par
4.10%
7
..
s"
69
1
•'"
'
:
7%
I51/4"
14 1/2
"28%
Corp——1
16
95% May 4
23% Apr 23
•35%'
*100
41%
7%
151/4
5%
5%
"•,
•
71%'
15%"
;
15%
-
**
$3.75 preferred —.———100
13
7%
14%
80
100
.preferred
Feb
95% May
A—;
3.90%
Feb
29
series
Common
28
5%
7%
15
15%
29%
50
9
Apr
; >
:
.
41
41%./,/
41%:
,
7%
15%
14%
V-521/4
4
—„_____
Jun
-•
15%
21%
par
N Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—
Jan. 18
'
V
'
41%
7%
15%
*
No par
j__
Jan
'
new._ 15
Co
67%
72%
101
V .20
L500
<
r
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■((.(/■
230
& Hartford Co-
Shipbuilding
Niagara Mhk
71%
*100
/
145 Va Jr
•
120
13,100
18% ,-,18%
>
36
35%;
■
/
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preferred
91
Jun
York
72%
101
*15%
107
-
..1*'
preferred
18
95
10
26% Jun
1
New
5
45
97
25% Nov
5
Mar
8
95
103% Apr 20
22% Sep 26
16% Jan
6
May 18
May 8
Mar 14
Z
36%
711/4
*100
-14%
94%.
:^_No par
Preferred 5 %
16% Jan 20
831% Apr 26
18% Sep 21
Sep 27
16
41
RR
36%
36%
101
V
172
43%
18%~
68%
673/4
15%
35 ...j
non-cum preferred—,—No pat
Ac, Harlem
*18'A
'69 %
58,900
,
yf\
.12%:
'
14%
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-1—No
*144
12%
43%-.
15%
pfd-100
common.
18%
isy4
68%
.7
1031/2
*1701/2
145%
-
12%
43'/#
4
14%
100
St Louis Co
Dock
*144
44
6,300
15,900
;
-
"
I_5
Common
26'/4 Feb
27
106% Apr
36 y# Jun
York
V;
12%
1.
•
103%
1
1701/2
1701/2
...
<16%
-98% -Jan
«
May 21
16 y# Jan
,
Y
Chicago &
144
43%
..
18%
41
'
6 - /
5%
100
——
'•
:,•//'
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101%
•
400
-
54%
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,*
9,400
42,409
*
18%
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'i,
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100
18%
100'/4
123/#
:
683/4
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8
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1,300
7: : 14,900
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:.
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.
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36%
V
24%
.
103%
144.
.
>
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15%
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3.60%
25
77'/8 Jan
4%
43%
663/4-
"
common—No par
3.40%
611/8 Sep 23
91 %
1
13
26% Feb
921/4 Dec 22
19%' July 27
preferred
7% v
*15
..
Pr <fe Lt Co
'
-
*102%
170%
39%
24%
53%
>X': 993/4
170%
283/a
39%
54
99%
'
145%
•121/2
41%
-41%
/
Feb
91
May 7
103
18% May 25
33% Jan
5 ^ 43
60'/# Jan
4
73
I
Jan
34% Feb 28
85% Feb 23
,'
98
38% Jun 22
„
N
39% Mar 27
-94
Apr 20
3
16
991/2 Aug 29
21
-
:
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N Y New Haven
v45
86
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
9
106% May .7
500
Jan
9
May 15
Jun
Bros
170%
2,100
36,900
253/i,
103%
>
■
233/4
343/8
; 59%
253/4
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13,300
59%
24%-.:
25 '/e
18s/# V183/4
•V:
120
3,000
-
27 3/4
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25%
53%
98%
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
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80
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common
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88
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29
26
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353/a May 14
3
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20
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preferred
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22 ¥2 Jan
3
28 3/4 Jun
5
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24 3/4 Nov
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155
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4,400
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82
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27
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8
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15
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,
28
18
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15
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45
44%
24%
24%
50c
Mar 19
39% Jan
;
,^11%^
Bheller Mfg Corp —
Sheraton Corp of America.
29
44
Jan
31%
80%
24%
,15% Jan
19
55% Jan
: 25% Dec 23
49% Nov 14
9
32%
.
.
33%
Servel
Feb
7,bJd
15,-*00
1,800
35
47V4
104% 105%
32%
31%
U%. vll^
33%
27
26
24-^8.
13%.
33
Seiberllng
11% May
2o%
41,200
1,400
15%
34 V4
39v2
9%
71%
31%
31%
431% 437'A
101 Vz 101%
,
24%. 24%
13%
14
42%
43
32%
Shahmoon
*3o%
,
42%
8i%
ouva
45
38
30%
*2-1 %
29
49 % Apr 23
,
16
10
16
Nov
23
4
30%
32%
Scherlng
,
'
29%'
45
21%
Bears
Mar 15
*28%
*44%
52%
52%;
93%
94%
113% 114f3A
94
116 ^
7%
*13%
y
44%
5
Seagrave Corp
Apr 19
56% May 18
.
*27%
f ?62Vt
./ "31%
14%
3&
3
63
12% ;12%,
*7%
*15%
19%
21%
7
50
Jun
Co common
.
52%
93
*113
1st
21% Feb
7% Apr
1
12%
v
55
75
87%
103%
26%
54
6%;
.80%
47%
36% :■
San
Seaboard
25%
47%
Sangamo
36% Jan
20
51
St Regis Paper
U%. ,J\
52%
a
10
100
100/- ;*'Jdo
100
*142
preferred
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
Mar 29
2o%
7%
13%
46%
38%
9%
73
28%
31%
10
No par,
Power
Bt Louis Southwestern Ry Co
Seaboard
36 %
37
22%
x32V8
Ky Co common—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
noncum
.
31%
St L San F
23% Jun
23% Feb 29
52
r
ScoVlll
44% May
19% Feb 29
53% May 28
17% May 29
29% May 28
18
34% Dec
6
Jan
89% Mar
17% May 28
43% Jan
20
3j%
Jo-H
62%
32%
21%
22%
423A
43%
103%. 104%
'
32%
Schenley Industries Inc
9
105% Apr
40% Apr
5
86
38% Jun
33% Jan
100
.-
Lead Co
St Joseph Light <te
5%
2V/v
13%.
31%
pfd 4.40% series A
,—100
Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Electric Co
10
Bavage Arms Corp
5
63 % Apr
23
Jun
7
Mar
35%19;
14%
-
.
V 32%
*!!%«
4% preferred-.
4.30%
conv
preferred
St Joseph
,
1
22% Mar
,
14
92% Apr
11
19
f
34
f39%
;
*35 %
8%
16
28
44%
1
Royal McBee Coip
(The)
15% Jan 30
May 28
65
20
Feb
93% Oct
101% Oct
7
30
37% Mar 29
8
44% Feb
57% Dec 16
Feo
22% Apr
13
19 % Sep
Dec
Sep
17% Apr
13
Jan
91% Mar 23
260
32
101
Safeway Stores «nmmnn
155
10
.
,/A3o-/»-436Vss
*100% 101%
lu3.ya 104%
Rupperfc (Jacob!■ ^
16
26% May 28
80% J an 30
13
27
320% Apr 15
*100% 101V*
24^/»
14.
427/8
43%
Rotary Eleotric Steel Co
10
Royal Dutch Petrol, Co—50 Guilders,
58% Apr 27
97% Feb
3
13
100
31%
438%,
.—24%;
,1
'U'
Ruberoid Co
126% Apr 27
52
Mar 19
Feb
22% Jan
88% Jun
Aug 17
265
Dec
34% Jun
17
7
43% Jan 23
July 14
25% Mar 14
•
30%
31 %
5
20
preferred series A—
Rohr Aircraft Corp
ROnson Corp
L
13% Apr 30
*
.
112
27
Jun 22
40
4
4%
Controls
34% May 14
38% Apr
5
50% Feb 14
91
May 28
58% Dec 27
42% July 21
92% Sep
9
X03y4 Jun
»
112% May
9
May 28
11% Apr
16
26% Jan
.17% Jan
21% May 28
Feb 10
19
Apr
9
•
.12
35
6%.
79%
47%,
-
313%
436
26%
*51
-....
30%
*1
1
*65
75;
17% Mar 20
391 ' Jan
Dec
54%
103% 103%
! 26%
26%.
*50%
53%
' 6%
6%
79% 80%
*47
47'%
35%. 35%
43% Feb
8
30
4
105% Mar
410
Jan
47%
*86
47'/a
35%
:
7%
13%
*65
.
6%j
80%
79%
47 -
1
37%
9%
69
53
6%
-
43
.
75
*50%
-
,No par
company —Antelope Copper Mines
,
87%
103% 104
26%
26%.
1
5
.....„
-
28 % Jua ^5
...
81%
*5>4"-4
34 y«
16%
.
*39%
12%
*7%
^*15%
*27V4
.62%
" 31%,
$ 7%''
13%
45%
37%
9%
71%
30
13
.
25%
12%
12%
*7%
42%
5o
34%
lava
347s
4,000
140
buO
|
.
42%
82%
55
34%
lo%
34
36%
25
:25%
21T
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Selection» -Trust..—.-—5a
Rlcnfleld Oil Corpw..„„
Rltter
39%
37
12%
54%
»6SV
serles—«._„«_100
2
82
*39
68%
'
Reynolds (R J) Tote class B—-K-10
Common
y
in
Rhodesian
35%
15%
33,%
39i/a
36%
48
.
pfd series A—50
Preferred 4.50 %
4
33%
81A
15%
27%
b4 :
32
*27
*63
31%
7%
13%
Rezall Drug Co-.—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common..
.1
Preferred- 3.60%
8% Mar 20
35
15%
*35
*36
f
-25%''^
36
9%
16
May 28
35%
15%
33%
12%.
Revere Copper J/Brass —————5
8% Sep
26
15%
34%
35%
37 ^
43%
Corp..,;
105% Jan 11
89% Jan
31%
32%
*14/
146
oi%
31%
''
41%
*81/
,"
55
*7%
15%
—10
4%%
55
12%
—S
.Conv pfd 3%% serlesu.^M.wwlOS
Republic Aviation Corp—L
RepublicPlcturescommon——50c
;61convemble preferred—10
20
14
25 5
Reliance Mfg Co common
38% Sep
1
578 July 26
35%
42%
82%
56
-33%
39%
*39
-♦36
41%
*81%
42%
82%
82
*55
Snares
&
105% Apr
45% Feb
31% Apr
50
•1.25dlv prior preference——101
Reliable Stores Corp
.«._10'
49% Mar 12
70
2
62
Mar 14
84% Apr 30
17
49% Mar
5
54% Dec
Mar 11
Jan
•
8
Sep
60
Jan
82.
101
45% Feb 13
10% Jun
10
45
46% Apr
~7% Mar" 14
45
35% May 25
9% Feb 14
(Robt)
41%
33%,
37% Apr
38% Mar
30% Apr
64% Apr
67% Feb
35
15%
*33%
44% Jan
18
Jun
41%
1
5'.
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
4
20% Jan 11
12% Jun 27
14
19
Sep 13
21% Aug 25
41%
50.
Inc
Rayonier
::V
82%
*55
32% 32%
*l*o
Uu
8l%
33
33%
147%, 147%
the Week
June Jfcl
June z6
3;i%
3a%
31%
31%
j-.iV'-'r
82%
56
35
15%
9
11% Feb
3
7% Jan
Radio Corp of America com—No parNo par
No par
?
31%
:/
•3.50 let preferred!.—
Raybestos-Manhattan
June;?
33%
33%
: 147
148
31%
\
9
3
35
3
18% Aug
6
•;
19%.Mar
39 % May 29
27% May 22
19% Mar 22
i:
37% May
33% Jan
8
Mar
•
31%
19
14
31% Feb
Aug 11
33%
33%
146
147:
100
8«1m (tr
Friday
Thursday
VVeunesday
June Zti
June Z5
common—5
14% May 28
38% July 27
May
50% Mar 23
41 % Jan
26
11
(The)
V;
79% Ayr
Oct
13
Quaker State Oil Kenning Corp
53% Jan 23
2
60% NOV
31
29% Jan
Quaker Oats Co
6%
preferred
19
16
41% July
5
25% Apr 15
37% Jun
1
55% July
5
7
32
7
20
88% July 27
18
81%. Jan
47
30% Jan IS
Tuesday
Monday
Par
.
Feb
35% Mar
153
27
Apr
EXCHANGE
33% Apr
May 28
31
Mar 15
148
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
MEW YORK STOCK
Range SIbm Jw. 1
High—*
Uvwt
lur 1955
Ural
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
|m|« far rnrlni
Monday, July 2, 1956
•
70
48%
97
97%
-22 % - -22%
24%- 24%
*101
14%
*78
68%
39%
86%.
101%.
15
79%,
69
39%
86Va
9%
9%-
11%
1V/+
25%
18%
4%
,
*64%
48%
97
22
24%
-
101
"
.
25%
30%
26
500
7,800
6,300
6,800
26
25%
26
is y#
lays
18 Ye
18 Ye
*18»/4
18%
500
4«/4
4%
4y4
4%
4'A
4%
2,400
.
~
'
*:•
*64%
'
70
*64%
*64%
70
70
*
50%
50%
98
97
21%
22%
21%
24 y4
24%
24 >/4
49%
-
*97
•101
101
14%
15
*78
79y4
68% 68%
39% 39%
*8586 Vz
9% 10y4
liy4
11 y4
30%
30%
25%
.
4V»
70
49
97
22 %
24%
21
101%
14%
15
79%
79 y4
68
\
39%
86%
/
68,
39
86 V2
10%
10%
U%
11%
*101
14%
*78%
51%
52
52%
97
9T
97
21%
22
24%
243,i
.22
24%
13,900
53,800
101
30
15
14%
15
8,300
79%
78 y2
78%
50
69%
3,200
101%
-
101
69
68%
69
39
39%
383/4
86y2
*85 y2
10
10%
9%
11%
11V4
ny4
*85%
6,200
450
,
39
86y2
4,900
270
10
5,000
11 y4
4,000
v;
Volume 184
Number 5547. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(25)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Prerltai
4
Year 1955
Lowest
Lowest
?
48
42%
May~l8
53%
Jun~24
Highest
May 28
48% Jan
31
50
Aug 19
8V2 Jan
102
6
16% Oct
15% Dec
42
18% Jan
4
32
Oct
95
41% Jun
4
67% Feb
-
27
105
6
1
<
1,080 Dec
8
960
15
2
33% Sep
58% May
Mar^O
23% Sep
,
Mar 14
99
6
1^
25
17% May
62% Jun
25
:
42
9
,Jun
99
17
Feb
May 16
36% Oct
10% Oct
24% Oct
45%
11
Dec~ 12
44% Jun
11
16% Jan
10
28% Jun
37
~38% Feb
21
31 *
28
11% Jan
'25% Jan
11
8
33% Jan
5
9
Oct
19
143
Oct
11
35
Oct
17
Dec
13% Jan
.174
Co—
Talcott Inc
Temco
27
13
8'% Apr
24
Nov
28
Jan
34% Feb
10
150
74%
73%
1
>25%
25%
V 25%
_1
*25%
.-25%
25%
*36%
>
10c
25
18%
7% Jan
.
43
6
JuH
1
52% Jan
13'% July 25
47% July 25
10% Jan
23
44% Jun
14
11% Jan
43% Oct
19
.
60% Mar 24
27
105% May 10
35 % Dec
5
24
Jan
17
26% Jan
5
48
Jan
6
15% Feb
28% Dec
75% Dec
3
39% Oct
11
58% Jun
"37% Mar 14
48% Sep
35% Jun
28
18% Jan
20
:22% Oct
11
55% Dec
18
14
Mar 15
/12%
18
Jun
23
98
Inc
Jan
$2.50
22
62% Feb
•
18% July 26
14'
May 17
44% Jan 10
6
12
38% Jan
8
Nov
18
25% Dec
Jan
20
■*
23
a
29
.
18
Jan
2
14
14
52
13
.
29
r
Apr
''
Trans
18%
18%
19
123/4
12%
14
133/8
13%
13%
14
48
48 %
493/4
48»/a
49
641/4
64%
641/4
64%
64
443A
45»/4
441/4
45
32%
32i/8
32%
32%
32%
32%
13 3/b
133/2,
261/a
13 3/8
133/s
13%
13%
26%
26%
42
41
3
32
Mar
10
41'/a
Mar
2
1
9
173
16
21V« Jan
30
29'A Apr
20% Jan
19
15% Apr
27
18
Jun
11
60
19
46
25
52
Jun
7
'25% Nov
2
Jan
18% Mar
Jun
Apr
8
<
62 »/4 Mar 13
:
.
'
4.30%
4
8% Jun
6
14 »/8 Jan
18
Twin
26% Apr
24
35>/4 Jun
15
TXL
> 13% Feb
9
*26
42%
41%
>12%
28,100
9,200
26%
1,400
42 3/8
14,300
8%
>
9
233/a
23
233/2
23
23'/a
23%
18%'
183/a
181/2
483/4.' 49 3/a
18%
23%
16%
49
*48%
49%
*11%
12
..
*11%
12%
3,700
121/4
*113/2
223A
23%
21%
221/8
27,500
21%
12:''
121/4
451/4
121/4',121/4
12%
447/a
.'44%
*45%
*12%
13%
*12%
133/s >
*12%
13%
62
■H' 613%
62%
98 3/2
98 3/a
2,000
11%
100
123/8
1,900
12%
-
42
41 »/2
42»/4
413/4
25
2 7 3/4
273/4;;
27
27'A
27>/e
273/4
26%
No par
46
*98i/a
41%
*98'/a
41%
993/2
10
98 >/a
42
65
1,700
18%
-48%
113/2
13%
•223/4
183/a
48%
.
;
•
'
983/2
63
300
7,600
233/a
;
403/s
,
J
12
175
39%
*447/s
45
8%
*172
401/4
613/4
13%
65%
I
46
46
*12%
66
120
131/8
66I/4
99i/a
■340
67
8,500
*98'/2
99 »/a
42
41%
41%
27
26%
27
40
8,800
>
2,700
76 »/2
773/4
76
76
5
14
14 '/a
78%
14
14
3,000
14%
14'/a
14
14%
14
2
Inc..
593/4
60'/j
141/a
59%
5J"/8
603%
4,700
633/4
62'/8
64
63%
65
6,800
40
15,200
40
40'/4
21 3%
5
No par
26%
*56 3/4
563/4
1
293/4
...
*56
50
1
.
...
29%
22%
r
17%
•51
40'A
.39%
40 3/4
23%
23%
23%
23
231%
21%
*211/4
21%
21%
26'/a
26%
26%
21%'
26%'
*56'A
503/4
*56 3/4
29'/4
*28%
28%
59
*55
1
*9'A
53
323/4
*56
/
563/4
—
301/4
*531/2
54%
■
30%
'
28
59
533/4
y
30%
53%
9,000
800
12,200
563%
■;
28%
t
*55
303/4
;
39%
,
100
1,500
58
293/4
♦52
>
301/4
"
2,200
54%
400
23%
23%
24
24%
8,300
•
17
17
17
171/4
*16%
17 »/4
52%
*50
1,000
53
52
*49
52
23'/4
17
17
*50 3/2
9'%
31%
28%
60
23
17%
56>/4
29
30
53
52%
263/4
563/4*
29
-23''.
773/4
21%
30
*52
791/2
23'%
*57
V
77%
X39%
26%
*563/4
60
30
771/4
403/8
26 3%
29%
,
1
:
(The)
>
75%
223/4
*21
26%
v >
v
21%
21'/4
21 3/2
50
common
40
V
213/4
•21
1
(conv)
Co
33
13%
39%
*12%
100
2
A
8,800
32%
40%
cominon__5
-
4,500
22,800
45
13 '/a
172
183/a
12
45
8%
172
40%
*23
18%
1
9
175
■
403/4
23%
23%
49%
50
9
*172
9
177
49
23 %
i
18%
Corp
Corp
26
>41%
15
series
Coach
8%
40
491/2
conv
Oil
26
411/4
*172
*11%
preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film i
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No
par
1
5% conv prior preferred
50
40% Mar 18
,9i/a
No par
Inc
Tung-Sol Electric Co
12
15% Aug 16
24% Dec
:46% Aug 17
9% Nov
2
*
41
40
22%
*23
'
59% Apr
31% Jan
■26'/a
173
39%
50c
common..
World AlHlnes
Preferred
13
«/4
•
100
$2.70 preferred
^
1.
Truax-Tracr Coal Co common
363/a Mar 12
.
41%
> Tri-Continental Corp common
2
63
17
33%
17,900
641/a
443/8
263/2
1,000
11,200
3/4
49%
49
641/4
451/4
*..
110
3,200
19
11 %
12"%
Transue & Williams Steel-
3
,
641/4
convertible preferred
Transamerica
30
58'/2 May 15
14
53 V* Feb
33% Apr
Jan
28>
10
52% Apr
28% Feb
25
May 16
Mar 14
45% Apr
23
9
55% Jun
Jun
28% Mar 21
31
24% Feb
Mar 29
65
i"
133/4
*26 >
Tlmken Roller Bearings
Toledo Edison Co (The)
Trane Co
(The)
*
7
May
15
20% May 24
24% July 13
28% Jun: 15
60'
86
103/8
.'44%
-$1.20 preferred
v
95i/a
10 3/4
64%
preferred
*.
Tidewater Oil common—
13
103/a
95>/a
>
453/8
4%
473/4 Mar 26
283/8 Feb
94
10'/4
>
.10%
32%
Trust—
Products
11
17
94
103/a
641/4
(J R)
23
■96%
io%
11%
No par
Thompson
Jan
?6%
471/2
No par
Thompson
13
7,000
44%
Ry Co
26
Feb
5,900
52 3/s
473/2
1
Co
681/2 Mar 29
104
25% Apr
50
Aug 26
4
400
45 %
513/4
47
25
<
Co
21 »/4
44%
51%
„
18%
common
$2.40 conv preference
Thermold
211/4
453/b
51
No par
common—!
The Fair
22 %
44%
513/4
3—3%
ex-distribution
Pacilic
2
Mar 28
14
May 18
33
7
25
51
51
12
48% Jan
v
11
Apr
14% Apr
'
"13% Jan
22% Oct
20% May 16
!
13
100% Sep
11
28
15
20
*21»/4
45%
51%
133/4
$1.25 conv preferred—.L
-No par
Thatcher Gluss Mig Co common
0
Jun
1,000
11%
16
15% Feb
■!'
44%
44 S/8
•
i.
.
25
share ctfs
180
441/4
.
4,100
*181/2
16
11% Jun
.
233/4
13'/4
29% Apr
48
45
900
1040
IDA
21% Jun
4
45
22
1,100
233/4
183/4
1
30
1036
23%
131/8
25% Nov
July 12
1044
23»A
17,800
*95%
51%
10%
1044
■>
45
8 »/8
11
10
19% Mar;
83/a
8'/a
181/2
Jan
12% Jun
*8'/a
8%
ll3/«
18
53
1,600
18%
Textron
>
400
723/4
13%
29% Apr
28
363/s
723/4
73
11
21 % May 28
25
*361/4
36'A
*72'/2
2,700
>13 3/8
1
Nov
363/4
36%
73
>*21%
45%
10%
/
74
443/4
22
44%
a
74%
4,200
2,700
1021/2
253/a
1,050
,50%
10V4
*99%
25%
.24%
44%
*95%
14
733/4
23%
44%
96%
1
46 3/2
13%
102%
32,200
A
46
251/2
1,040
51 VB -51%
*95%
8
7%
,,■'
25>/4
23%:
44%
23%
253/2
1,045
*21 %
7%..
34«/8
233/4
253/4
>V 8%
21%
34
>
14%
*99%
74%
'
200
5,600
2,000
;
25%
8%
45%
34'/4
600
J,200
19
-
25%
36(4
21%
19
23%
7%
743%'
*72%
>1,035
19%
*14
18
19'A
■
253/4
723/4
22
3,300
18
19
25V2
363/4
1,038
33%
33 3/a
>
253/8
72%
45%
23,000
25%
'
36%
8%
223/4
453/4- .463/4
102%
73 Va
3,900
1
25% Nov
11% Mar 16
"
100
52%
18
3;
1,600
14 «/2
52%
>
1
6
•45
i
63 '/8
*14«/4
..
-I93/4
33%
.
*
*99%
37 V*
>44%
9
,
Jan
*15% Nov
102%
74%
72%
21%
.
300
21%
23%
s
'14%
"8%
21%
5
12
29
*19
46%
133/4
8%
1,038
5*0
Land
Inc
*99%
8
46
72%
-12.50
Pacilic
&
>
253/4
253/4
30
Pacilic
Utilities
7%
47.:
13% *
74%
Texas
Sub
'
102%
series A
Coal & Oil:.
Texas
7%
*98%
A
52%
33%
;
19%
19 Va 1
-7%
new
Instruments
Texas
18
.,
,
7%
4.48% .conv preferred
9
•19
14'/a
333/,-
;
»193/4
233/4
2.50
Texas
9
19%
No par
Producing Co_,
Sulphur
42 % Mar 26
18
18%
23%
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co new
Gulf
182 % May
<
23%
Corp
Texas
10% Jan
23
2
33%-
18
"
,23%
(James).
Aircraft
33%
18
19%
23%
-
38% Dec
34%
-
*19-
23%
Texas
28% Oct
18
19%
19%
1
(The)—4,16%
——'
25
Telautograph Corp
Mar 20
18%
:19%
13%
4
28% Apr
9
45% May 17
21%
46
14
16
34%
341/4.
common
4,200
*51
52%
34V4
of '55
15 3/4
22
14
Apr ; 4
38% Mar 26
27
6
52>/2
21% *
34%
Paper Co
Texas :uuli
*143/4
52'/a
21%
47
9
7
14%
52%
34
com
7.50
$4 preferred ——***3—No par
Symington Gould Corp
:
1
51
6
•14%
53%
21%
7%
3
69% May
14
14%
21%
34%
_
5,800
15
63
14%
52»/e
19%
—
13%
63
•
33%
101
13%
•
52%
63
>
13%
57% Apr
14
Jun
&
*51
.;
53%
*19
SylVania Elec Prod Inc
7
20% Mar
59% May 28
25
May
Swift
15»/4
.22%
*18 "
a
,
Sweets Co of America
7
15%"
52
46%
15 % May
8
45
May
*97»/s
133/2
63%
l
14% Jan
25
6
:
12
*
41% Jan
7
7,600
.
99
13%
33%
Mining Co
Sutherland
53%
13"%
No par
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp_t
48% Jan 31>
\ 55% May 10
May 28
11
2
3
27% Feb
9
12% Jun
Feb
Sunshine
1
Corp!
ZL
series
65,600
52%
15'%
52
10
pfd
57%
34%
5
common....-^.
2nd
31,500
57
52%
—2C
%.
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
2-
2
52% Mar 16
9
18
July 25
5%%
36,000
58
52%
15%
623/4
5
common
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
-i 4 % % preferred series
51 »/8
60%
133%
64
Shares
50%
15%
52%
the Week
59%
13%
63 %
14%
603/8
*97 %
63%
*14%
513/8
593/4
99
52%
Cb'rp common
1
A preferred.
No par
$4.50 series
*97 %
51
<
21%
Co.i.
Corp
Chemical
Sun Oil Co
<
30%Apr
.
25
Feb
>
Mar 22 '
11
92% Jan
8% Feb
Sunbeam
Sun
*
5
7
10% Mar
1,220
43% May 25
9% Sep 21
27
78
10
21 % Jun
6
11 % Sep
Jan
•
21% Jun
July 26
17% Jan
May 28
Apr
Broadcasting
60
53
_ii_5
Studebaker-Packard
99
*
51V4
59%
*62%
1
.
Inc
5%
Storer
'
26% Jan ?# 6
39
Feb
6
42% Jun
2
.
49"% Jun
15
May 28
8
30
52 % May
.
69
-
7
Mar 23
28
.
stores Inc_
50%
*52
10
—
prior preferenceStone & Webster-—
,ss.t.
..
25
101% Jun
9
No par
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Jun
s
Bros
Co
8to|ely-Van Cfemp Inc
29
80
Chemical
S___
6 v
15% Mar 15
31 i
L
4*
14,
47
.
(The)
Stewart-Warner Corpl___
26
10% Feb
25
2
*98
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc^„_
3
26 % May 18
23
87% Sep
Co
Sterling;. Drug
35% Jun
I
8
22% Jan
2
91% Apr
6% Jan
70% Jan
12% Jun
Apr
20% Jan
26
24% Apr
8
41
Feb
Jan
36% Jan
41% Nov
26
Starrett
6
21% Jan
9
15
18% Feb
.
4
20% Jan
14.
Aug
1
40% July 25
6
44% Oct
32
97
30
Jan
20
39 %
13% May 28-
1
28
8"% Nov 22
740
Jun
80% Sep
27% Jun
25% May 12
32% May 11
75% May 17
>
7
17% Aug 12
11
21% Jan
..
7% Jun
100
51%
59%
15 %
r
'22% Feb
52%
15%
Sterchi
13*
5
99 %
53%,;
A,
Stauffer
20"
4
573/a
52%
13%
18
May 28
15% Jan
;
581/4
53%
15%
25 *■
31% May 28
57%
52 •%
5
Apr
32% May 28
30
57%
52%
Stanley
27% Mar 12 y
Dec
56%
52%
com—,_10
3
Jan
Feb
59
13%
75
Jun
50%
57%
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Warner Corp_,
15
18
51%
59%
1
58"% Jan
17
5C%
57
Standard
56% May
June 29
58%
7
3 !
5
19
new
series
Friday
June 28
25
Jersey
Ohio
of
Bale* for
Thursday
June 27
new_6.25
*97%
18%
27
July 14
New
3%V preferred
19
29% July
11
Dec
Oil
27
33%
1
26
12% Jan
■
Standard
-
Jan
21
6
t: Aug
of
21% Jun
5
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
•
26
•>' '• 9
of Indiana-
Oil
HIGH BALI PRICE >
Wednesday
.
June 26
17% Jan
23
13% Mar
21
-
7
20% Sep
Oil
Standard
50
Jan
38% Oct
23
26 V, Jan
43%£jan
51 % Jnn
Standard
£
California
Tuesday
June 25
14% Jan
*
19
/Jun
2
29
6
16% Feb
15
11
of
15% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
Vi Mar 14
19 Ya Jan
14
Feb
60% July 28
4
24% May 12
23% Jan
6
-
12% May 29
50
Mar 30
13% Jan
22
Oil
4
100 % Mar 23
,
par
Standard
May
55% May 15
;
8
22% Feb
25
4f% May 26"
36
May
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
63% Apr
62% Apr
,M*y 28
98
Mar 28
58 %
23
49% Jan
99
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
9
231/4
9'/4
*51
9 '/b
9'/8
32%
31%
31%
32%
xl3%
30%
7'/4
7 3/a
40'/a
40%
''
■
8
>
3/4
24
9
9
9
2,100
31%
32%
31%
141/4
143/H
14%
30'/4
14'/a
30%
14'A
31%
30
303/a ""
7,600
73/8
73/4
73/4
4,600
32'/4
35,400
u
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
15
33
4
43 % Jun
28
1
11
Jan
4
May
6% £>ec
20
Jan
27% Jan
->
6
6
108 % Mar 22
92
Nov> 1
86% Oct
98% Sep
3
12
"45% Sep 26
116% Sep
Udylite
29
44
6% May 28
31 % Feb 10
8
Underwood Corp
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
30
>
80% Mar 14
163/4 Mar 19
Jun
6
103% Jan
26
30
31% Apr 26
22% Jun
13
31% Jun
113
Jan
5
100
Apr
27
7
92
106% Apr
Jan
17
Feb
93
25
Mar 26
52
Jan
10
171% Feb
19
28
49% Aug 31
52
Jan
4
26% Jan
32% Jun
"5
30
74% Dec
22
61% May 25
48% May 28
9% Jun
6
113
Sep"~26
Nov
7
34% Jan
6
28
-
Mar 15
128% Dec
26
Jan
32
48%
5
Jun
22
113% Jan
23
35% Jan
23
27% Jan
23
22
Jan
23
91
Feb
Jan
5
65% Apr
32
7
403/4
Carbon—-No par
<&
6%
393/4
120'A
120%
Corp
>
121 «/4
121 »/a
123
25%
253/8
26
25
25'/4
24 s/8
25
27
273/4
27
21%
27
27'A
27
21 Ve
No par
No par
*107'/a
108'/a
107'/a
•107
Preferred $3.70 series.
.-No par
863/4
$4
Common
series
-—No par
25
25
Jun
21
22% Jan
27
28% Apr
20
9
71 »/2 Mar 26
34% Jan
20
57% Aug 24
6% Jan 12
78
Jan"' 6
44% Feb
10
62
4% Feb
9
73% Jan
23
noncumulatlve
preferred
Tank
preferred
"when
Car
r
4%
conv.
com—-
Biscuit
Lines
of
America—No par
$4.50 preferred
United
5
preferred
100
Inc_—>—,—.—10
Air
United
86%
*86
87%"
*98
107'/a
V
*90
93
86'/4
99
*98'/a
'
•981/2
*90
93
87
*86
871/a
991/2
62'/a
613/4
621/4
CI3/,
174
175%
173%
174'/a
172 '/a
35'/2
35
353/8
35
35'/4
34%
35
49%
50
49'%
49%
49'/a
49'/a
*49'/a
50
10
10
10
*9%
10
30%
30'/a
30%
30%
30%
'/4
32
No par
Board & Carton Corp
32
31
32%
y30%
3/4
70
121%
%
"A
a.
693/4
70%
122
32
71
71
12%
123
124%
>
10'A
623/j,
70
>
—
70
99
70
61%
621/4
37,356
172%
173 »/a
5,000
34%
7,700
493/a
345/8
50
1,100
9%
>
10
1,100
30s/8
30%
6,000
32
1/4
378,200
,
711/8
70'/4
713/a
1223/4
1233/4
38%
393/s
383/4
40 »/4
39'/a
403/a
39%
40%
393/s
28%
28%
28'/e
28 3/a
28'/b
28'/4
28 «/4
28'/4
28'/a
2 8'/4
103'/a
•100%
13,600
40
*102
103'/a
10
*24i/a
25
No par
United Carbon Co
98
174
9%
5,300
16,000
107
61%
lO'/a
16,900
107
176'A
61»/a
126
93
86%
993/4
125
108
*90
861/4
1253/4
61%
*10
No par
Corp
93
122'/a
175 »/a
—
Aircraft
United
24
50
issued"
Co
Rights
United
108
*90
99%
•98
108
93
*90
-
35'%
50
issued"
4%
Union
73% Mar 26
48% Jan
"when
4%
21
July 25
10,500
25%
Preferred
10 Ve May 10
36
Apr 30
1,900
40
1' 120 3/2
9
57% Nov 28
393/4
273/2
39»/2 May
20
>
40 3/a
26
Pacific RR Co common
Mar 26
-
27'A
Oil of California
443/8 Mar 20
40
253/8
Union
129
>
10
Materials Corp_
Union
3/s Jun
-
73/4
10
&
Co
9
52 'A Feb
7'/S
393/4
2
3
102
14%
31%
7
39>/2
May
196
18
15
14%
32%
7
Preferred $3.50 series^
15
104
143/4
32'/4
6
Preferred $4.50 series
9
11
143/4
No par
common
Chem
Elec
17% Jan
27
Carbide
Union
Union
44% Jan
29
Union
6
1
Paper
&
2
Jan
•
Bag
17
323/4 Apr
107
Feb
103% Jun
Union
8
'Jan
26
49% July 25
33% Sep
108% Feb
30
112
98
7
Nov
Apr
28% Apr1
83% May 25
104% Mar 29
59
131
24
> 3*4% Jun
139
47«/2 May
May 18
9i;
July 27
205
May 15
Mar 27
Apr
(The)
Corp
59%
*102
60
*102
103%
*24%
•120
1253/4
•120
103
25
24%
24'/a
*24%
60
60
60'/4
*59»/4
463/4
46%
46 3/4
900
14,800
1,900
103
•241/a
25
60
463/4
*100%
24%
60
125%
60
300
601/4
1,000
United-Carr Fastener—
4% Apr
1>
72% July 18
6
Jan
Mar 21
(Delaware)
—
__No par
—
473/4
46%
47
47
47
1,800
"
4% Jan
3
82./'May
4
United
$3.50
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
convertible
preferred
4%
80
-100
43/4
43/4
*79
'
80
43/4
*79
43/4
43/4
80
*79
4% '
43/4
80
*79
43/4
5,800
'"■
80
■
'
7
7% Feb
11
6% Jun
20
7
Jan
3
United Corp
8% May 17
15% Feb 25
38% Oct
3%
27
10% Jun
10,200
22
23
Jan
5
United
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
*3
12
12%
12
12'/a
12'/a
12 3/2
22% Dec
11%
12'/4
21
17,800
30
17
United
Electric Coal Cos
263/a
25%
253/a
251/8
13% Mar 14
2
51% Feb
27% May 17
153/4 Jan
3
25%
25>/4
255/8
25'/a
25'/a
United
Engineering & Foundry
60
55
United
Fruit Co_
United
Gas
Corp
10
United
Gas
Improvement Co___13'%
6 3/8
30
Sep 26
34% Dec 14
'
,
6% Aug
18
Mar
2% Jan
27% Oct
9
17
Mar 31
May
36% Oct
9
13% Jun
15
33
23
37% Jun
20
73/a Jan
6
193/4 Feb
29
6
3
4% Aug
36% Dec
3
2% Jun
20
9
28 % Jan
23
16% Jan
21 %
177
12
Dec
22
Sep 26
40% Jan
For
5
64% Dec
29
184% Feb
15
16% Mar
44
see
May 29
54% Jan
23
Apr 24
18% May 28
38% Jun
8
3
page
23
169
15% Feb
44
%_Npv 28
footnotes
5
6% Jun 25
23% Jun
61% Dec 29
Mar
28% May 11
1
14
11
•.
35% Jan
2
8% Mar
8
49% Jun
,
31
39% Mar
Jan
26.
Jan
Mar 20
33/4 Mar 26
39'/2 May
9
24 »/2 May
8
72 >/4 Mar 20
181
Feb
21% May
41
Jun
United Industrial
United
4
14
193/4 Mar 22
5
493/2 Mar 16
6'/a
1
5
6%
6 3/8
6%
6%
6 3/a
6'/a
6%
6
1,200
14
14
13%
14
14
14
13%
14
49%
49%
49%
49%
49'/a
49%
49'/a
49%
23,000
29%
293/4
30 >/4
29%
30 »/8
29%
30%
29%
30
21,700
-3J%
Corp—
133/4
49%
5
No par
Merch & Mfrs Inc.
■
373/4
373/4
*373/8
373/4
*37%
37%
37%
37%
61/4
6%
6>/4
6 *%
6%
6 3/s
6 »/4
6%
16%
163/4
16%
173/a
16%
17%
163/4
17
—1
'
.
17
4,200
500
3,600
37.800
"
United
2 3/a
2*3/4
2%
2'/4
2 3/4
2«/4
2%
3,100
U 8 &
35%
351/8
36
36
36'/4
35%
36 3/4
v36'/a
36%
3,700
U
23'/a
23
23%
223/4
23
23'A
233/4
22%
223/4
2,100
Park City Mines Co (The)
1
Foreign Securities
1
Freight Co new
No par
U 8 Gypsum Co common4
S
7%
1
2
(Del)
U
S
5%
preferred
class A
Inc
63 3/4
*176 »/a
com_82'/2C
18%
18'/a
50
3 9'/a
393/4
preference
U 8 Industries
4Va%
new
65
178
64
—100
Hoffman Mach
common
preferred series A
173/4
_1
50
48
48
173/a
*48
23/8
64%
23/8
64
64%
633/4
176»/b
176 »/8
19%
19%
20'/4
19'A
40
40'/a
40'/a
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178
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193/4
41
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64 %
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66%
178
19%
41
7,600
10
34,800
300
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49
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17%
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17 »/a
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17%
12,600
49
48
48
48'/4
48'/4
600
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25
26
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NEW YORK STOCK
•,
,
5
11
66% Jan
21
35
28
18
45% Oct
11
61
11
32% Apr
66% Jun
19
70
37% Feb
3
84,
11
Jun
101'
Jan
8
23
51%'Jan
23
14
153% Apr
26
19% Aug 24
.38% Aug -3
36% Jan
2
12% Jun
12% Jan
15% Jun
17
9% Dec
30
Jan
11
,
3% Jan
lfl'AJun
41% Fe b
37% Oct
10
56 % Mar
3
30% Feb
23
35
4
May
27
26% Mar 15
31
7
Jan
41% Mar 14
35 Va Oct
6% Jan
8
127
Oct
130
14
9
553/8 May
173/8 Jan
11
11
13%
27%
7
45
Jan
11
513/4 Mar 29
7
Jan
3
443A Dec
6
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
13
100
Dec
27
10jy2Aug 22
101
Feb
16
106
May 23
37% Jan
30
33
Jan" 19
11
Apr 30
May 29
16% Feb 13
-28
Feb
1
31
34
.
5
18% Dec
31>AFeb 24 •'
5
28% Apr
6
May
_
15%
Apr 24
463/b Jan
49% Nov 30
6
11
Jan
8
Jan
Jun
100
j
,
Y
8
Inc
167%
preferred
Power & Light
60%
59%
60 Va
63%
64
64%
64%
500
573A
110,600
9
9
*95
.>
:
167%
167
166 Mi
18%
18%
18 3/4
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12%
12%
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8%
8%
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9
96
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96
2
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2
22
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48%
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35
52%
50%
35
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163
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49
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163
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600
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51
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22
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162
900
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,
21%
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50%
,
57%
58%;
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50
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77
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76
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76%
48%
48%
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48%
48%
3.300
49%
141/5
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73/4
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49
49%
7,600
48%
143/8
28%
28%
■
73/4
73/4
.
48%
43
141/4
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28%
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10
20
38
,
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112
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99
100
102
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49
49%
14%
143/8
27%
27%
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463/4
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39
39%
20
20
29
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69
31%
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19%
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2,700
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10
94
30
3,800
3,100
230
,
170
100
4,600
68%
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5,400
8,200
393/4 .-■403/a
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19%
400
/
29
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29
800
;
112%
433A
113%
99
102;
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29
700
110
110
' 43'A 43%
112% 112%;
/ 98
98
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31%
383/4
50
1,100
77A
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46»A
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29'A
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127
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69
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131
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131
29
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92
92
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109
109
43
43%
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98
98
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94
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20
29
20
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287/8
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29%
109
' 42%
113%
100
20
preferred
593/4
64%
50%
49%
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47%
14Va
6%
59%
64%
-12%
Vanadium Corp of America
1
Van Norman Industries Inc
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6ya
Vick Chemical Co__
2.50
Vlcks Shreve <fe Pacific Ry com.100
5% noncumulatlve preferred... 100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
Va-Carolin3 Chemical com—No par
6% dlv partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
100
$4.20 preferred
100
Visklng Corp (The)
Vulcan Detlnning Co common
1% preferred
167%
59%
54%
48%
,.
167%
161
37
12%
1,790
65%
18%
37
50
121
167%
59%
55%
162
18%
-
120
50
65%
■
■*
116
110
100
22,800
108
59
54%
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49%
'
162
86
68
167%
167%
No par
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
84%
43%
42%
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100
16,800
107%
59%'
..100
Co
48%
84%
11,500
29
28%
50%
66'A
1
com
47
86
8
108%
*65
com.No par
%%
Utah
4
3
37»A Apr
6
9% Apr 26
583/4 Mar 9
130
Feb
2
128
Feb 20
34% Mar 26
94'/2 Apr 24
38% Apr 18
128
Jan 6
453A Apr 16
116
Feb 13
"103
Feb 13
106
Mar 6
103% Feb 17
713/4 May 9
333/4 Jan 16
40% Jun 28
23 Mi May 3
j 30
Mar 5
8
Jun
Jun
4
11
129
Feb
7
127. Jun 28
;
273AMay28
90y2 Jan 26
28% Jun 13
108
May 2
38'A Jan 10
111
Apr 25
98
jun 19
99
Jun 18
3
146% Apr
7
38% Feb
'
28
7
94
12
33% Oct
52% Feb
37% Jan
1
87% Sep
4
4
65'A July 21
133 'A Jan 24
133'A Jan 21
Jun*;, 13
4
82 V2 JViar 2y
Co
46%
28
49%
50%
*59
100
Pictures
423/4
107
,
No par
preferred
Universal
29% Mar 12
47% Jun
10y8 Apr
47% Mar 15
Nov
>
8%
*67
110
49%
noncumulatlve preferred,
Universal Leaf Tobacco
6
Feb 24;
27
39y4Feb
4
/
26
Apr
75% Jun
19% Mar
Jan
33
39
167
3
47% Apr
10
13% May 13
122
59 Mi Apr
U
28
Feb
91
51% Dec
28% Nov*
20
9
'
77% Nov 23
323%
2% May 10
3
159
Apr
9
24% May 31
18
Feo
170
159 % Dec
Mar 23
99
67%
"*108
25
Stockyards Corp_L-—.^>1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wall Paper Inc common
2
4 %
convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
9
67%
84
100
Tobacco Co common
7%
•
68
*67
68
43%
16%'
.
29 Ma
84
50
preferred
283A
42%
noncum
1st preferred
100
Smelting Ref & Mln com__50
Steel Corp common
29%
86
5
preferred
,28%
■
43%
United
31% May 17
Jan
32,
s
D S
s
10
23
10% Jan
.
S
7%
16
Feb
14'/« Apr
38
1
3
1% Jan
Aug 16
26-
May 26
16
93'A May
3
-19% Jan
3
27
27;
8% Jun
„
U
f
169
preferred series B
83/4
8%
86
"•
28%
*8%
28%
*67
68
Shares
27 y»
28%
27%
*8%
42%
1
100
7%
9
62% Apr 23
Jan 20
'
*
18% Mar
147/b Apr 21
100% Jun 14
27
1% Nov
91
U
Mar 16.
Mar
62% Sep
*67
June 29
8%
283/4
28%
Rubber Co common..—!
8%
68
69
168% Nov
17% Jan
3
35% Mar 17
1
4
28
16
28%
3%%
Jan
156% Mar 14
40 % May
Feb
8%
28%
100
U 8
63% Jun
56
*8%
5
the Week
Friday
June 28
June 27
273%
27%
_10
Sales fir
X
■■
Thursday
Wednesday
June 26
*8%
10
AND HIGH SALE PRICE*
Tuesday
27%
27
common
RECORD
LOW
,
June 25
33A% preferred series A
,
2
170
160% Apr 23
•
1
Co
preferred
Pipe Sc Foundry Co
D S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
6
60% Apr
70% Dec
Jan
Lines
U S
17
Jan
S
Par
4%"%
49% Mar 23
90% Mar 2
124
Mar 23
9
26
23
46% Jun
Sep
9
53% Dec 23
172% Jun 23
60% Feb 18
39% Mar 14
157 Mi Jan
23'A Jan
110
19
Jan
16
U
29% May 4
9% Feb 24
..
Monday
EXCHANGE
14
Sep
;
NEW TORE STOCK
♦
,
22% Jan 11
8% Junjl5
75% Mar
84% Mar 21
97
,
44
Sep 12
93% Sep 20
6
Jan
Lowest
17
9'A Feb
8 Ve Jan
21% Oct
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
4.
25% Nov
6
Jan
19
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Rasf« fbr Previooa
Ye»r 1955
t
*
Highest
kftfv
Monday, July 2, 1956
77%
773/4
/i-ih
i-;,
w
19
85% Mar 25
75
12 Mi Jan
3
157/8Dec
13% Jan 19
3
32% Nov
27'A Jan
9
30
30'A Feb 29
66
817A Sep ,14
663A Apr 27
„
6
15
243A Jan
3
Oct
14
5
13 V4 Jun
3
Mar" 14
223/8 Sep
ai
106
100 V2 Aug 10
May 25
»
100 % Apr
18 y4
11"
May
7
433/a Dec 30
40'A Feb
65% Jan 23
42 y4
37% May 10
353A May 22
32
July
41% Sep
5
Jan
1
2
*
2% Jan
Jan
y8 Feb
9
36% Jan
463A Jun
15
101% Feb
15
106
99% Feb
4
Jan
31
105% Dec
19
1
7
Apr 27
113
35
Apr
105 >A Jun
253/4 Jan
49j
Sep
25% Junv
16% Jan
6
27 y8 Apr
29
313/8 Oct
Apr
25
56
Dec
9
47
86V4 Apr 21
563A Aug
28% Jun
.25% Jan
63
9
Jan
23%
23%
6
Welbilt Corp
l
*3%
3%
3%
3M»
3%
3%
33/8
38 3/4
39%
.
29
.105
29
105
77
Sep 27
Jan '6
27
34 »A Jan
95
16
70
29% Oct
Mar 14
22% Jan
98
67
81
30
86
23
*
21
130
12
37
6
15% Dec
5
86
9% Mar 18
Feb
140
Jun
14
21% Jan
23
45 3A May 12
-
43'A Oct
92% Jan
159
-
Oct
86
9% NOV
86
naw
p
Jan
Jan
18
May
May 10
Jun
4
243A Sep
43
13
137% Jun
9
21
Nov 23
52% July 20
-
12
Feb
17
.27% Jan
11
32% Apr 26-
108y4 Sep 23
22
90% May 28
159% Jan 25
91
Jan
5
7.% Jun
r
J^la
83% Feb
142% Ded 27
*107
Mar 22
65 Mr'Apr
5
*
'Apr
,
953/4
8
104% Mar 21
16
24% Mar 23
Jun
8
3
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100
10
49%
.
323/4
52
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953/4
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1
44 y4
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733/8
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4,800
19 y8
19 Va
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21,900
33 'A X 333,4
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335/b
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513/4
98 3/4
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243/41
70
71%
29
70%
29 '
443/4
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Co
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
;
York Corp common
:
Young (L A) Spring So Wire
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
—No
Zenith Radio Corp.
913/4 /92%
941/4
94%
7%
::.-7%
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28'A
87
par
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26%
.
52%
23%
107%
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24
28%
.
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323/4
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19,400
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93
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140
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32 %
92
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52%
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;
220
10,800
76
100
101;
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263/a
98 3/4
28%
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323/4
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;
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32
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98 3/4
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19
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333/8
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49%
98%
preferred 4% % series^ 100
Prior pfd 4%% conv serles.100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
.No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
.4
•
19%
32%
<
-
240
X
107%
*107
20 Va
335/8
34
19
51 s/8
;y
--
b
common
Prior
13
27%'Apr
5
31% Mar 12
141%; Jan
525/8
No par
:
Worthington Corp
9
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10
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503A Mar 19
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22%rMay 25
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Wilson-Jones
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45% Jun 12
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59
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107
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1
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Wilcox Oil Co—
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Wilson & Co Inc common
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$4.25 preferred
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16% Apr 30
82% Apr 30
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6
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61
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15
6
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77
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29
4
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67% Jan
16
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Union
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
14% Jan
100% May 18
212 y2 Apr 11
103% July -7
19
Oct 23
23% Oct 25
48% Jun
102
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7
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1
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18
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9
11
11
31% Jan
57%
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102%
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15
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Wheeling Steel
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23
80% Feb
Apr 10
58
107
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Jan 24
5
148% Jan
3
35% Dec
-
Mar 10
Dec
57%
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3.80%
17
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
Mar 14
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Jun 20
26% Feb
Sep 15
17
18 Va Mar 21
30
*99
97%
preferred
100
Maryland Ry com
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4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR common_No par
4
28 % Feb
9
28% Dec 30
6
102 /;
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57% Apr 27
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8
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July 28
10s/8 Jan
May 25
36% Feb
102% July 25
6
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27%
102
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13
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6
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30
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14
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Washington Wpter Power
3y2 Feb 10
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501/2 Dec 30
6
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22
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6
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20
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20
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I 26"A Jun 29
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May 12
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
Walworth Co
6
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42
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9
4
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3
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3
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—_May-Nov
May-Nov
3%s debentures 1975
Texas
Tol
•—
2037—-Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Way-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/«s 1979_JUne-Dec
and
;
•
Range Since
Sold
*'
High'
*__
.
May-Nov
,
'
'100% 101
First and refunding mortgage 3'As
1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s
First
108
1977
1963
refund
Pacific
General
3%s
April-Oct
1984
Elfectric &
debentures
impt m
First and refund m
Texas &
June-Dec
-
-
*101
Mar-Sep*
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis
First mortgage 3s 1983
Public
98
June-Dec
1986
1973
"
i_Feo-Aug
general 5s series c 1974
First general 4%s series d 1977
Plantation Pipe. Line 2%s 1970
and
First and
Ry—
First
3%s
Refund
110
War-Sept
Ashtabula
debentures
197.2
Refund and impt 2%s series d
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans rr—
108%
105
88
debentures
T
106%
16
:
2%s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
*93%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1966
Terminal rr Assn of St Louis—
102%
104%
1964—_May-No»
1984
2%s
2%s debentures
100%
105
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry co—
3%s series a
100
104
105
Swift & Co
90%
105
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis rr—
1st mtge
Sunray Oil Corp.
100%
102%
,
Bale Prlee
torn
99
89
'
Last
Period
Exchange
High
96
—
100
—
Week's Ranfe
or Friday's
Interest
bonds
New York Stock
1
Low
16
98
100
104
Jan.
—
•101%
General mortgage 5s series a 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series b
1975—____.ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series e 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s
I
RECORD
june 29
Since
Range
Sold
97
•87%
1957—Way-Nov
Feb-Aug
i
1963—Feb-Aug
j l964_Way-Nov
Bonds
High
96
1960
h
ser
ended
Friday
Friday's
•96'/a
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & 8*-Louis ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser g
guaranteed 4s
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-d«c
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996—June-Dec
Consolidated
for week
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
EXCHANGE BOND
STOCK
range
bonds
New York Stock
YORK
'
••
104%
delivery
sale
not
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
1956, and ending Friday, June 29. It is compiled by the reports of the American Stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
June
25.
»
»
,.
"
y
many
STOCKS
American Slock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Acme
Adam
Aero
Aluminum
Wire
co
Consol
Supply
Air
Air
:
Ajax
common
Shoe
.
_i
Stores
i_
1,.
:
100
8%
8%
400
2%
2%
5,390
67/a
9'A
9
3
9%
7%
9%
_50c
-%
12
%
i
page
35.
6%
'6%
7%
8
2%
Apr
3%
y
509
6
May
9
Jan
11,009
5,600
Jan
8% Jan
Alaska
Gas
Corp
Great
—
4.20%
Airlines
Inc
Algemene
Kunstzijde
preferred
——
n
Shares
Low
35
35%
6% Mar
%
Feb
10%
.
Jan
13% Mar
•
-•
9%
7/a
Jun
Apr
Amer
All
dep
American
Alleghany Corp
1
99
33'A May
High
37%
Jan
Jan
182
25
x97%
Jun
103%
Feb
3,200
99
4%
4%
34%
4%
Amer
-10c
4%
Jun
6%
Jan
34 '/a
1
4%
"7 '/a
v
100
34'/a
"6%
7%
7'/a
warran
Allegheny Airlines Inc_.
2,000
May
,
v—
shares
Engineering Co-
rets
Low
36%
162
_100
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—50
Southern
Power
—2
for Week
•
1.300
-
Alabama
Jun
-
-
Alabama
10 Vb Mar
Jan
9%--
-
Feb
.31
Sale Price
Par
Alabama
oatea
Range
of Prices
Last
,
American Stock Exchange
High
7% Apr
Apr
7%
2%
»
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Low
6%
l
Ltd_see
1
june 29
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
common--5
jn J)..
Industries Inc„
footnotes
Shares
28% May
___l
ended
for Week
Low
6%
week
aaiea
Range
oi Prices
;_io
—
Inc
Inc
Petroleums
For
:
Industries
Manufacturing
Associates
Way
;
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass
Ainsworth
Alloys-
fVeek'k
for
range
•
7%
7%
1,400
25,800
4%
4%
900
'
Jun
44%
Jan
7
May
9%
Jan
5
Jan
4%
Jan
7% May
5% Feb
,
4
<
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
32
Monday, July 2, 1956
(32)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR
Range
of Prices
Bale Price
JUnertcAB 8W«k kxehsag*
& Fisher
Alles
4
4
4
2,000
10
10
10
400
14
14
Allied
45%
46
Control Co Inc
Allied
Products
New
(Mich)
(when issued)
common
Industries
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
Maracaibo
American
Meter
Co
Co
American
Gas
Tel
'53
1
$41
to
Apr
12%
Jun
12%
12%
18,800
33
33%
1,200
35%
35%
25
14
16%
10,650
4%
200
151/2
4%
4%
8%
Feb
Jun
41
Jan
33
Feb
36%
Jan
14
Jun
16%
Feb
4%
33
4%
Apr
Jan-
Central
6
2,000
5%
7% Mar
2%
3
2,400
2% May
17
11%
12%
8,000
4%
4%
4%
4,400
preferred
4
4%
Jan
Jun
Convertible
Charter Oil
Co
Jan
Jun
34%
Jan
Chicago Rivet to Machine
19%
19
19%
6,100
18% Jan
20%
Jan
Chief
110
Apr
May
105
9%
15
Xl9%
201/2
Consolidated
l.buO
20%
108% Mar
■t
3»/2
3%
3%
City Auto Stamping
Clary
3%
2%
3%
Apr
Clayton
Jan
Clinchfield
2% May
66,000
3%
Jun
Club
to
1%
_*
52%
52
31%
31%
41/4
4%
104% 104%
30
1%
102
400
1%
Feb
1% May
Jan
43% Feb
600
S3
107
Mar
1 %
61
May
Mining
10 pesos
1
Automatic
1
-
Products
Inc_
preferred
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
31%
Jun
14,300
4%
Jun
40% May
4% Jun
9%
Feb
15%
3%
Jun
13%
4,000
3%
3%
V
100
Apr
4% Mar
100
4
Jun
4% Jan
15%
15%
100
14
Jun
16% Jan
9%
9%
9,700
9
Jan
39%
41%
700
37
Feb
A
;
lc
Electronic
5,900
4%
12%
12%
1
*
Voting Machine
34%
.
9%
41
3
■
Sand
9%
Apr
44'/a Mar
Industries
13%
13%
14%
16,100
Jan
32%
31%
32%
350
27% Jan
35 % May
15%
1
Inc
Baldwin Rubber common
14%
15%
600
13
Jun
Baldwin
Banco
Securities
3%
2,300
3
Jun
de
Corp
7
Jan
1A
Jan
Oil
to Power Ltd
7%
"7%
Ties
Watch
Inc
(S)
Co
Traction
;
Inc
5%
100
_
Manufacturing Co
common..;
Oil Co
dep rets ord
American
Petroleum
Power
Co
S
(EL)
Co
common
convertible
serial
to
1%
6%
6%
Jun
#-
32
32
43%
43%
31
Feb
Cuban
Tobacco
—
7% Jan
7%
Jan
2%
200
3%
Jan
300
36%
Jan
43 Va
Jun
£1
24 Vrf
23 Va
25%
254.000
13%
Jan
25%
21%
20%
21%
13,300
17%
Jan
19%
7%
19%
19%
500
18
7%
7%
500
7Va
14%
14%
14 Va
500
Xl4%
Feb
25
25 Va
25 Va
600
24 Va
Feb
10%
11
200
;•
-
—»
4%
—III*
__
preferred
2% Jun
x8 Va
•''immm
__
__
9
Calif
700
'•
—
$3.00
$2.50
Calvan
Camden
12%
13 %
2,300
10% Feb
13 %
Jun
16%
16%
100
%
%
A
11,200
14%
15%
300
17 Va Mar
.
34
Apr
4% Mar
13 Yv Feb
Jun
4Va
Jun
Apr
26 Va
C
12%
300
11%
19%
200
19%
Jun
9%
6%
8J0
6 Va
Jun
4%
4%
100
41J
Jun
3 Va
May
xl7%
X17%
17%
1,800
17% May
4.400
66 Vs
6%
Feb
7 Va
Jun
19%
Edmonton
Aviation
Electric
Corp Ltd
Jan
mm
Inc—.
18
:—.1
Inc..———————10c. .
Dayton Rubber Co class A
———35 ~
Dejay Stores common._i—
50c_
Dempster Investment Co—;
.—1.
1
Day
Mines
preferred
Consol
Fire
Oil
Gas
Bread
62
62
5%
~5%
~5%
I__1
Co
Ltd—_1
Devon-Leduc
Oils Ltd
50
Ltd
American
*
Dominion
Feb
Dorr-Oliver
Jun
-
20 V2 Mar
see
2%
Jan
6%
Feb
28% Mar
4%
Feb
15
$2
Chemical
to
Duke
Harris
Jun
67% Mar
Apr
55
5
Feb
Jan
30
May
18%
Jan
29
Mar
page
35.
1%
Jan
V"*V
Jpn
8%
Jan
118
900
1A
Feb
2Va
Apr
80
32%
Jun
5%
Feb
34
800
5%
16% Mar
19 Va Mar
14 Va Mar
17
May
36 Va Mar
7 ,7 Apr
8% Mar
600
5%
Jan
26%
Feb
38
May
148
Jan
157
Jun
14%
14 %
100
14
May
3 Y
3%
600
5
5%
6,900
4% Mar
6%
1%
1A
2,600
1A Jan
2
8%
:
2%
17 Va
Jan
Apr
3% Mar
Apr
_
2% Mar
—
500
r
814
8-A.
■
x20% x22
22
*
15
Ltd
—
17%
——*
10
—,—28%
Mar
17
May
;
8%
Jan
Jun
12%
Jan
18%
Jan
39%
4%
Jan
5%
Apr
31%
Jan
36%
Jun
3,800
43%
22%
22%
12%
12%
69
69
f
23
Jan
Apr
Mm
41
S
—
Mar
1,100
4%
4%
42%
23
34%
__
_—10
Co__
1,200
36% Jan
43%
Jun
__
4%
—1
300
18%
Apr
fa May
7%
•
—
Jan
9
19% May
17% Jan
"
3,000_
8
3%
18
Jan
12%
—M
--
Co
'
Feb
5%
8,600
__
common—.
71
28%
29 Va
;
Apr
1,400
21%
Jun
27%
Jan
3.700
11
Apr
14 %
Jan
300
44
Jan
28%
Feb
72% May
34% Mar
10
3,200
(Allen B) Laboratories—
6
6
6,600
5%
Jup
2%
2%
|300
2%
Jun
3%
Jan
4%
i;ioo
4%
Jun
6%
Jan
7%
,
5%
2%
J—1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham
16%
16
; 16
8A
Mar
Jan
9%
1
—
I6V4
Jun
4%
-
*
Hosiery class B common.——*
Test
Corp common...:
Sulphur to Potash Co
Dynamics
Corp
of
Jan
,
10s
_*
17%
45%
1
7'/a
1
,
America
16%
17%
45
47
'.
0%
200
1,300
33% Feb
7%
5,000
x6%
26%
24
Feb
<
Jan
52%
Jun
Jun
8% Mar
26% May
85% Apr
Mar
26%
21,500
6Va May
5}& Apr
600
~3ft
Jun
7 Va
_____——7.50
Power Co__—
DuMont
Duval
13,100
~3%
xl'/a
__
________—32.50
Inc
Eastern Gas
4%%
to Fuel Assn
prior
preferred
Eastern Malleable'Iron
3%
2,300
1,300
7%
Ltd
Dow Brewery Ltd——.—
Duro
62
28% May
28% Jan
2% Mar
8% May
Tan
12%
l,5vj
8%
*
Douglas Oil Company—_____
Jan
28
300
51% Mar
Feb /
Feb
9% Mar
300
-
Jun
.%
—
Co
preferred
Apr
20
32%
Jun
1%
7
.
Apr
5 Va May
18 Va
600
stock——*
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
10 %
May
Ltd—2^0
Bridge Co Ltd——
Tar
4
25c
—
dep rets ord reg—
6s 8d
Corp.—1 / ;
Textile
18%
32
18%
*
1%
-
(The)
Diversey
Dome Exploration
Dominion
*
Co Ltd common—III*
6V2 %
preference.
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
footnotes
2,400
42 Va
'
"■
Mar
Ltd—
Co
Dominion
27%
19%
Cement
Co
Feb
•
—
Mfg Co———lc,
Distillers
Feb
50
5
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines
Canada
13%
50
to
Insurance.:
Canada
3%
9,500
19
34
14% May
43,700
-
Jan
3% Mar
32%
7% Mar
4%
-Lm-'
Jan
30V2
18%
5%
5%
8%
34
4,500
14%
10% Mar
21%
:
5%
.
Dennison
13 Va
4
Apr
Va
t
32%
__
4% May
14%
9%
ii9«
■
114
Feb
4%
•
1%
18
'
'%
-
2'/a
Jan
' i
__
1.
.
73.800
Jan
,"■•••
26,700
v:
-
ll'/a
xlVs
.—2.50
:
4%
4%
■V:'" !'V
mm'
2
mm
m—
1%
3'Va
14%
'
11
Driver
1
'I
4
Jan
19%
■
mm
mm
1%'
'-
6%
..50
—
' V
Jun
_10c
Power—
.
5'/a
100
''"v.
•
1%
•-r-*
5%
2,100
Jan
91% Mar
Jan
5%
5%
Jan
5%
May
2V«
5 Va
27%
Mar
-
8%
Jan
13 %
Drilling & Exploration Co—_________12%
5%
13%
•mm
17 y4
Feb
26%
May
21
2Va Jun
6,200
5%
27
r
2.600
15,400
1 Va May
Apr
14 %
*
Jan
Jun
4Va
Jun
1%
'>
17%
25 V2
•
18 Va
Jan
21,700
•
4%
%
1%
-1-
17%
mm
4%
1%
'
mm
Y 1,300
*1,300
1%
800
2,100
I
mm
2%
2%
161,700
11
Jan
Mar
'
U
3%
"7%'
20%
I
4%
50c
♦
19%
7%
,
A
—
-
7%
7%
4 Va
.V
82%
81
7%
4%
A
Feb
Va May
17
Jan
10,700
55%
Dragon Cement Co Inc—______
Draper, Corp common—
________1*^
;
17
;
Jun
-8
Inc.:
Brothers
11
Jan
300
17% Mar
-
Jan
6 Va
4%
C Liquidating Corp
W
11% May
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
44% Mar
Jan
19%
Hardware
3%
14%
12%
Detroit
3%
Jan
2 Va
Jun
15% May
3/a Jan
19%
Jan
i
16%
May
6%
Jun
12%
Apr
9%
40%
__
7%
8%
100
41
41
16%
21 Va
7Va
1%
1%
41
Jun
500
10c
6,200
5% May
1% Jun
--a
500
.7.50
3V4
-
9 Va
class A
4,700
Gray Iron Foundry—1
10%
7% Mar
1,500
5
1%
Jun
6
6%
4%
Detroit
4
May
10% Jun
22 Va
15
Jan
6
5
Feb
4
27% Mar
Jan
6%
Apr
10%
preferred
For
13
24%
8%
Ltd—
Eastern
California
Apr
—
X10%
(new)
Electric Products common
to
13%
.
8%
Super Corp
Calgary
1,600
18 Va
Common
Cable
12
Jun
io
~
—
C
Jan
12
Mfg class A common
_5
8%
debentures
IOO*
Detroit Gasket to Manufacturing——1
Company"—"—~—2~50
(The)
convertible
4,600
«...
8%
jq
4%
■
50c
.
preferred
Mines
Va
i
dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
__i2%c
Byrd Oil Corporation common
25c
to
37%
12
—2.50 j
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Davidson
43%
American
C
Jan
*
Davenport Hosiery Mills
2%
11
6% May
10 Va May
Feb
5
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
43%
\
9,300
4V* Apr
8% Mar
■
12%
—-—%c
Oil vtc..
36% Mar
—
l
27%
25%
8%
Jan
6% Jun
■
2.300
16% Mar
30% May
11% Feb
common
45% Mar
Jun
34% Jan
—
8%
7
9 % Mar
6 A May
—
1,600
8%
8%
27
*
2.50
Curtis
Jan
Jan
5%
6 %
Jun
21
common
Cuban-Venezuelan
27%
26% Mar
100
23,200
Sugar
8
Apr
2,200
Atlantic
Jan
Apr
10 Va
600
Jan
14 %
—50c
American
Cuban
2%
24%
Jun
25c
Co
Cuban
8% Mar
Jun
Feb
2,400
8%
37%
Jan/
3,500
___i5
—
Oil
Jan
8% Mar
4% Jan
41.900
•
Machine Co
Bunker Hill
6%
600
7%
.2.50
preferred
60c
Burma
102
22
23%
8%
partic/i_^*'.
Land Co common
$1.12 preferred
Jan
i
,
common
7%
Die
Apr
67/8
1
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line—
Budget Finance Plan common
6%$
7%'
Jun
23
—
1
1
Crystal Oil to
Jan
_10
„
F
Buell
Feb
l
reg
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B
Jun
6%
67/a
*
preferred
Rubber Co
Bruce
7%
£1
Distillers
cumulative
Brown
5%
800
May
Feb
23%
——
Forman
4%
400
Ltd—
dep rets ord
Company common
Brown
9% May
Y/'r
common
American
Brown
Feb
6%
10s
dep rets ord reg
Columbia
British
6%
10s
ord reg
Ltd—
British
800
6
13%
Jan
Jun
-
5
Co' common
36%
.100
Feb
2% Mar
8%
2.000
-
Drug
100
14%
28
..
14%
Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
30
14%
5%
7
•
33%
Crowell-Collier
13% May
"
bearer
Petroleum common
Creole
Feb
2,000
6%
14%
.
(ord reg)—£1
receipts
10%
67/a
43%,
American dep
170
>
10,700
Jun
Courtaulds Ltd—
13 %
6%
14%
Apr
1%
1
(Md)
100
12%
4%
6V4 Jun
*
1.50
class A
"A"
8%
200
25,600
1
Corp
Internat'l
6%
6%
14%
common
preferred
Beverage
Petroleum
"7%
•
to Reynolds
$1
Cent
47
2%
5
Cork
900
.4%
32%
Inc
Crown
■
100
Feb
10% Mar
74% May
6%
•
Crown
,
.
10%
4%
*
10% Mar
;
6% Mar
8% May
8% May :
44% Jan.;"
1,000
Mar
5
Jun
1%
2
5c
19% Mar
5%
Jan
10
Mines
51%
•
*
Gold
Jun
7%
•£
200:
8%
74
72
5%
14%
voting..
non-voting
Jun
?'■
150
*
Jun
38
"7%
American Tobacco—
rets
7%.
8%
8%
10c
87/a
Apr
2,900
8%
34 Va May
s* 4
32%
Corp
14%
•
.
American
dep
700
•
*
Light to Pwr ord
Co
Celanese
25% Feb
5%
72
Engineering—t /v
Corp
1°
x45%
37
*6%
1
Jan
Jun
16% Jan
800
7% May
23% Apr
1.25
900
100
'37%
17%
5
__.20c
common
Gas
Jan
14% May
149,600
17% Feb
5,400
5%
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
•
Ltd
Co
Cott
5% Mar
3%
;__ 1
900
9
8
5
———
Works
3% May
200
6%
B
Corroon
32%
% Jan
•,
400
22
4% r. 4%
:t
.
-
8%
13%
preferred_100
Co
Gear
Jan
15'%
7%
Jun
2%
47 %
13%
1
12
Feb
15
A
Class
1,300
8,000
30%
.
1'-
Inc
Varnish
%
6%
25%
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Coro
Jan
3,500
3%
87/a
•_____
British
Amer
Corby
9%
2,600
46%
~8%
1
common
common
British
British
&
Paint
Cornucopia
9
12
V-15 /
/ 6/
3
to
Co
Inc—
Corp
Amer
Cook
26% Mar
class A—__u—•
prior cumulative
Foote
Brillo
8% May
•15% May
1
common
Bridgeport
5% Feb
700
15%
50c
Inc
common..—™
Scrymser
Breeze
Uranium
3% May
„
Mar
5%
;_1
—_.
Corp
Co
(H C)
Brazilian
13,800
7
1
common
Black Starr to Gorham
Brad
7% : 7%
16%
16%
3%
471/4
Instrument
Blumenthal
■
3%
Telephone of Canada common__25
5*4%
200
ll7/s
6%
Bourjois
7%
11%
1
Blauner's
20,500
50c
Corporation.:
Bickford's
30
2%
20c
(AS) Shoe Corp.
Bellanca
Borne
Continental
9 '/a Mar
7%
ft
•
Inc
Beau-Brummell
Bohack
Commercial
Class
_1
__.
Company
Bearings
Benrus
Jan
2
2ft
1
—_—
Incorporated
Basin
Belock
3%
Mar
7%
50c
Basic
Bell
3
3
shares
Ltd
Oil
Barcelona Tr Light
Barium Steel Corp
Beck
lc
17
Car-Na-Var
los Andes—
American
Banff
1
8%
Aviation to
Apr
5%
10
Inc
Continental
88
22% Apr
21%
31
;
1
to Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Lines
Jan
Feb
75%
100
%
30s
1-14
Mining
Air
15%
4%
*
Gas Utilities
Consolidated
2 Va
Jun
6%
'
Connelly Containers Inc—______—50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp—.
10c*"'
Consol Electrodynamics Corp—
50c
Consolidated
Jan
13%
700
•
Machinery—
Shoe
1%
900
\
79%
%
gVa
10c
Co
Co
Continental
15% May
Class A—__
Baker
Stone
Continental
6
Selburn Oil &; Gas—
to
1
Co
vtc
8.300
1%
24
4
Vtc ext to 1965——mZA&U
Continental
Bailey
Oils
I
79%
20
Commodore Hotel Inc—.
Compo
1%
13% /13%
24
5
;
Equipment
to
Apr
Apr
1" "
Development ordinary
Colonial
47%
Apr
1%
13%
1
Community public Service
to
Corp
Colon
Co..
Products
Farm
Apr
Mar
6%
1
Caribbean
19 Va
6% Mar
1
Manufacturing
Corp common
Aluminum
Cockshutt
Mar
Mar
100
Lambert
Coal
Mar
.
10
6%
Corporation
5%
Mar
95
./'■
43
5
Jan
10%
83
Apr
6%
:J
24
Jun
Apr
7% Mar
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
8% Feb
Jun
8%
5% Jan
Co
Clark Controller Co
Apr
3%
900
88%
400
1
18
Hosiery
73
6%
;
11% May
Claussner
;
Apr
6%
Mining
Feb
14
Apr
28
16
—4
18% May
3,000
Apr
12%
Jun
25
9
-
—10
Jun
6%
12,600
15 %
8%
9
15%
6
Jan
50
88%
9
1
27%
8% May
Apr
4% Mar
9%
200
77
88%
—
5
200
102
Apr
12 Va
10
2.50
Ltd
3,000
3,300
Jan
10
31%
11%
%
22%
Mar
8
3% May
4% Jun
1,400
12
76%
=-
2
Charls Corp common
107%
10%
107
7Va Mar
.
25%
10
preference
30%
10%
Jun
5% Mar
7,100
41J
4%
11%
100
Co of America
30%
107%
12
4%
11%
_100
Power to Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Apr
14% May
10% Jan
Apr
Apr
,
Maine Power Co—
3.50%
Chamberlin
11%
113
Jan
§
*
Central
1041/4
Co
1
I
preference $1.50 series-
5%
1
non-cum
10
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
option warrants
Atlas Plywood
Corp
to
Conv
Coastal
on
to Co.
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Feb
16% May
Apr
45%
Jun
Feb
2,100
5%
13% Feb
13
Jan
10
5.300
4
16%
2,400
13
Jun
%
9%
23% May
11% Jun
13%
Jan«
5Va May
16% Jan
2
5%
18%
7% May
15%
9%
X110
Apr
5 Va
5%
3%
19% Mar
13
Jun
-
8%
13% Mar
14%
12%
//
*
18%
400
15%
Apr
Apr
37%
80
3%
300
13%
Apr
27/a
32
400
900
110
110
9%
11
400
10%
38%
10 %
37%
37%
1
14%
Apr
Jun
1%
•
11%
21,100
1
(A M)
22%
311
Apr
7y8 May
Jan
118
Jan
4%
i.
5% Mar
10,200
12%
12%
110
1
Corp of America—
Corporation
2%
Corp
Steel
Castle
10%
Jan
6%
Jan
iy«
Jun
30% Jun
Feb
2%
8,200
118
23
10,100
Cenco
13%
'
6%
iiV
2V«
Catalin
21%
2,900
1,700
6%
12%
2s 6d
Casco Products common
v."..
Consolidated
Development
dep rets B ord
(J W) Co common
Carter
Jun
12%
2% May
29 Va Mar
♦
American
35%
33
Feb
Carreras Ltd—
31%
paid on
Dec 22 '53)__*
Line
Science
Jun
33% May
1
America.
Coast
Non-voting
13%
div
arrear
Atlantic
Automatic
Jun
Feb
1
Fisheries
Axe
11%
Apr
pfd
24 Va Mar
4% May
6,000
2
/
5.50
& Light $5
A Apr
Jan
4,200
3%
1A
1
common
Jan
21
-
Inc
Coast
Atlas
1,900
Jan
Co
Power
25%
k-
•
reg
Stores
Atlantic
Atlas
13%
61
Carolina
27% Mar
_2.50
Industries—
of
Carnation
to Tel—
(ex $43
July
v/.:'vv75''-
10c
Laundries
Carey Baxter to Kennedy Inc
Apr
Christiana Oil Corp
Equipment Corp
A
Jun
2%
71
9
43 Va
2
5
19.50
27%
warrants—————-
rets
44
Jan
r
preferred
dep
Capital Transit Co
100
Armstrong Rubber Co class A——I
Food
Jun
5
Co—.—
Light—
Electric
12
4%
30%
5%
6%
-
1
common
5
Corp
to
Jun
Producers Ltd vtc
800
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co——1
Appalachian EleC Power 4%% pfd__100
Power
Capital City Products
400
Angostura-Wupperman
Louisiana
Canso Oil
Jan
30%
—2
Products—
Arkansas
Feb
13%
32%
4.75
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
>
;
"A" shares
——2.40
Arkansas
26%
4%
A
1%
1
Apr
High
Mar
Jun
5,300
29%
4%
3
Gas Ltd vtc____
2A
2%
2%
1
Natural
A
43%
30
Canso
31%
20c
Oil
69 %
*
Lead Mines Ltd
Fuel
Feb
May
1
5
11,800
21%
6c
30% Jan
40
Lov
7%
-
pfd—10
partic
11
1,900
1%
13
141/4
Arkansas
Ltd
29%
Writing Paper common
Incorporated
Amurex Oil Company class A
.
AMI
CI
11%
44
1%
pfd__25
6%
Co
Ltd
Minerals
31%
Corp————25c
5
3
5
American Tractor
Associated
11%
1
—-——
_______—_—
Gas
Petrofina
Williston
32%
Natural
Associate
98"%
69
Seal-Kap common
2
5% preferred——-5
American
Jun
43%
American Thread
Associated
Jun
94%
500
Range Sines Jsn. 1
High
7%
7%
*.
_1
Canadian
Canadian
20
25
American
Aro
22%
Oils
25
Co
Rubber
American
Associate
Marconi
8% Mar
xfo
May
700
13%
Hard
Co
Canadian
Feb
2
Canal-Randolph Corp
lnc__,——I
American
to
_10c
250
~i%
American
4.72%
Homestead
95
11%
American
Armour
Canadian
16% Mar
Jun
23
Shares
—_*
23%
•
—
Electronics
Post
Dredge to Dock Co Ltd
94%
—1
Co——.-100
conv
common
American
Anchor
Canadian
22%
23
1
pfd—15
Air
Beverage
Anacon
Jan
Ltd
common
10%
(R I)
5%
Filter
American
American
American Book
13 %
33%
400
common
Inc
Industries
Ambrook
Atlantic Oil Co
Canners Ltd
23% May
100
cumulative preferred
Goods Manufacturing
$3.75
Aluminum
Aluminum
Canadian
Canadian
America—
of
Co
Aluminum
Jan
Jan
6%
—5
S
common
for Week
Low
Pa*
6%
12% Mar
Internat'l Investing cap stock—l
Allied
/ 500'
Range
of Prices
Last
12%
9% IJun
14
preferred
convertible
5%%
-1
10
Pictures Corp
Artists
Allied
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
12% May
3% May
J
common
29
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
WEEK ENDED JUNE
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Sale*
Week'a
Friday
34% Mar
30%
Jan
4 *
May
Eastern
$7
States
Corp
preferred series A__
$6 preferred series B
common
10
1
*
*
30,100
15%
Jan
79
80 Va
50
77%
Jan
26
36
50
31 %
Jan
32%
34
3,200
30%
24%
26
100
_25
35
33%
•
383A Mar
Jun
34
Jun
135
Jan
213
Mar
170
Jun
197% Mar
Number 5547
Volume 184
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(33)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
snares
Deneficial
ox
preferred
$2
Elaer
Bond
ElecfroDaca
Corp
Corp. of
El-Tronics
Corp
Eureka
Pipe Line
%
13 Va
21%
22%
20 %
P'argo
Firth
Sterling
Fishman
Flying
13%
Jan
25%
Apr
Ironrite
Jan
12%
99% May
9% Jan
105%
Irving
1
5
15ya
Apr
Israel-American
~3%
1
_10c
41%
1,000
;
102 % 102%
20
;
12%
.13%;
29%
30%
900
3%
3%
27,300
1,100
24
Feb
35 Va
Jun
4%
May
45%
5%
1,500
4%
Feb
6%
l.OQp
8%
Jan
9%
Apr
200
lft
15,200
7%
Jan
8 y8 Mar
iy8
10
Jun
5%
.
Feb
2% Mar
13
—2.50
1
Line
—1
Inc
Canada—
A
Class
B
■h-
voting—
Ford
Amer
Fort
Fox
Co
Motor
Pitt
Brewing
Luxe
De
Fresnillo
Fuller
(Geo
8% May
25 Va May
Jun
83,4
Jun
6.%
4,800
__
23%
10 %
2.1C-3
'V
3%
10
Apr
Jan
50 V2
7%
Apr
Jan
11%
Jan
22
>
Feb
10%
,.
Jun
4Va
K-
Jun
28%
Jan
63% Mar
10%
5,900
9Va Mar
126% 128va
1,300
lliya May
138
Jan
125
135
Feb
'!
14% May
■■,
127
*
>/— v/X
1
4ft
£1
——_1
Co
Feb
6
318
700
8
Jan
3
Jan
8% Mar
3%
Feb
6% May
X73/4
Jun
9% May
i Jan
Public Service
Inc
Air
.b'/c
Power
.
Co
Gellman
900
15
•
Mfg Co common
Alloys
warrants
Corp
General Electric
American
General
Ltd—
Co
General Indus
General
"2%
$4.60
Gilbert- (A
Gilchrist
Globe
Distillers
Gobel
-Class
15
1%
A
Consolidated
Manufacturing
5
48% Mar
.17%
Jan
20%
Apr
2%
Jun
3%
Jun
250
14%
Apr
Apr
16%
Apr
2%
15,200
1%
25
2 % <
.
„
8%,
103
23/a
1,600
34,700
200
-34% x37%
11 Va
11%
9%
~1%
'_
'' '
i; 1%
1%
Glass
Jeannette
-
Jerry
22
Jan
Co
O'Mahoney
Oils Ltd
70
Kaiser
Katz
Drug
Kawecki
Jun
Kawneer
Co
Kin-Ark
Great Amer Industries Inc———10c
2%
2%
2%
5.90ft
6%
Great Lakes
Great
Geer
Oil
Sweet
1
■
>
Jan
11% Apr
2% Jun
■
9%
—_—50c
Leases—
______9c
Company
1%
'
10
2,975
2
3%,
9%
160
190
3%
2
3%
Ltd———1
Oils
Hydraulics 2—.
Gflesedieck
170%'
1333/4
Chemical Co..
&
Gra^s
Gridoil Freehold
162
132
131%
4,600
'>
10
iy2
20,500
9iV 10
3
1,000
17%
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—.
;
:.
8
Apr
9%
Apr
Jun
6%
Feb
lVa
1%
1%
16,900
1%
Jun
2% Mar
100
4%
Feb
6% May
1% Jan
Hall
Harbor
|
Co—
Minerals
Apr
8% Mar
Mar
4
% Mar
189
138
Apr
May
>
Hotels
Kobacker
Corp—.___——_i._
Stores
La
8
Consolidada
Lake
3
3
3
Plywood
Hartford
Electric
Harvard
Brewing
Light.l
—_—25
3%
700
34%
33s/?
600
Foundry
Corp
Lamson
&
Lanston
Montoype
16%
16
16% i
—700
57
553/4
57
,
1
23/a
2%
Mfg Co__2————2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
_1
33/4
Sessions
Hastings
Havana
Hazel
Lithographing Co
Bishop Iuci—
Hazeltine
Hearn
26%
26
?7%
2,350
25
Jun
35
May
23
22%
23
500
21%
Feb
28 Va Mar
11%
11%
ll7/a
600
10c
.
x.—-*.
,
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Helena
Rubenstein
E)
(W
5 % "io
&
preferred
preferred
Henry
Holt
Hercules
Co
&
37
37
50
3
1,200
2%
3
1%
13/4
800
125/a
13%
6,200
11%
3%
11%
3%
300
4,200
2 Va
23/B
25,100
53/b
5%
100
5
22%
23%
200
20
F
2%
Tourneau
(R
4%
47/a
63/4
6%
5% ' cumulative
Loblaw
14%
Class
B
Industries
22
17%
18
99
99
Oil
Clas.s
99
1
Inc
Horn
5%
1
•5%
11%
Hardart
Hubb^U
5
,
—60c
1
&
&
8% May
17 y2
Jan
/•
10
16
Jan
97%
Jun
Jun
9%'
4%
5,900
17%
11,900
14%
900
8%
9%;
5%
5%
11%
2%
26%
3,000
.
1,700
Locke
4%
30
30
12%
10%
12
-10
Lynch
Corp
Stores
Mansfield
Tire
&
W)
(J
Jan
17
Jun
Feb
38
Mnr
4%
43/4
4%
800
6%
200
4% Jun
x6% Jun
—*
3
16
16
Ltd
26%
44%
42
150
*9%
41%
95/a
10
1,400
93/a
4%
4%
45/a
*
173/4
Merrill
Peroleums
Mesabi
Iron
3
2%
3%
5%
4%
5%
Baking
Jun
16 3%
1,100
7%
7%
100
1
30%
32%
33%
34%
53/4
2% Mar
4% May
28 y4 Jun
13%
13 >
14
5,100
10%
Feb
12%
123/4
13%-
7,100
10
Feb
54%
15
Co—
—_
54%.'
126% 127%
*
*
13%
14
13%
16
15%
5
25
-280
16% May
53% Jan
26
-
100
'/a
126 y2
Inc
common
Refining capital
_
Securities.
Hydrometals Inc
5
stock.*
483/4
121%
200
10%
10%
4%
10%
1,300
_L2.50
:
1,800
.
4%
'17%
17%
19%
5
;
Hygrade Food Products
305
49
121% 124
5
•
30% Mar
4
6%
k35
May
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
57
Jan
Jan
Jun
137%
Jan
24% Mar
27%
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27%
27%
28%
11.O01
-
2,000
38%
Jan
112 % May
-x
v
400
9'/a
Jun
iy4
Jan
2,000
9
; 83/4
9
203/a
21%
97/a
5,100
25% May
29% May
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Industrial
Insurance
For
of
North
footnotes
America
see
page
6
54
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11%
3b
14.900
5%
9,200
36 3/4
-
200
11
6y8
pfd__100
Enterprises Inc
Hardware Mfg Co__
Co
5%
5?%
-
Feb
Jan
"Jan
Jun
Apr
54
Jun
12%
Apr
8-fjg Jan
5%
53/8
1,900
5
Mar
103
200
102
13
2,900
50c
33%
50
*
100
•
1
-1
,—100
22%
102%
102
13
12%
1%
-
98
23%
23%
3,700
98
x35% Mar
29% Apr
107
Feb
Jun
13% Mar
lft May
1}* Mar
12%
22 y2
Jun
30 Va Mar
96
Jun
102 Va Mar
50
103
Jun
109
50
•*
97
97
'Jun
102
100
4%
167% 168
50
43%
44%
100
173/4
433/4
Jun
Jan
100
104 5/e
4%
6
17%
128
"
200
Apr
Apr
Jun
bVn
Feb
1661/4 May
1773/4
Feb
Feb
44 V2
Jan
4%
>42
4% Mar
3% Jan
3% Jan
1
4
2.50
127
100
33/4
173/4 Jun
203/4
Jan
Apr
Jan
100
125%
Jan
136 3/4
25,000
1 %
Jun
2%
Jan
Feb
12%
35%
Apr
Jan
3%
33/4
2,500
3'%
Jun
4"%
Jan
100
13 ■%
Jun
15 Va
Jan
4%
Jun
5%
Apr
9% May
3% Jan
17%
Jan
5%
Jun
Muter
Company
50c
common——
2
31
3%
N
Nachman
Corp
National
Milling
National
;
Union
National
U
Neptune
Meter
Inc—;—2
New
Bristol
Oils
Jan
New
British
Dominion
125 Va Mar
New
England
Co
—_—10c
Tel
Corp—
common
&
^
Oil
Tel
3%
4ft
19,500
3ft Jan
10%
10%
100
10%
Jun
21%
213/4
1,100
28%
—30c
1
5
43/8
Jan
27
Jan
Apr
29% May
30 ya Mar
,
24
Jan
I
5,500
29
Apr
Jan
33%
Apr
3
Jan
53/4
Jun
1.100
4
Jun
6%
Feb
2%
2%
2,700
2%
Jan
133/4
600
11%
Jan
293/8
30%
1,300
28% Feb
4
1
1
~1
ft
Ltd—40c
2%
—100
142%
Jun
12%
17%
13%
30%
Jun
Mar
900
_5
4
"23/4
7
300
,
26%
~4%
3%
29 y4
"43/4/
1
Corp
Ltd
133/4
*
common
Apr
12% May
100
4
25%
common—1
common
53/4
Mur
21%
Ltd^_
37%
4%
200
28%
:
4
__—_—10
Associates
Radiator
Jan
133/4
4
—1
Electric
12,500
13%
10%
Corp
Products
Transit
Le
...25c
Ltd
5
43/4
1
Starch
National
600
1,900
1
Machinery
National
43/8
10%
common...,—1
Rubber
Car
4%
9%
(Mich*—
Co
Industries
Presto
4%
10%
4%
&
common...
Hess
Telefilm
Nestle
—1
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Co__
S
14
—1
Alfalfa
National /Research
National
14
—10;
——;
Inc.
Namm-Loeser's
Jun
May
5,000
Jan
10 %
27%
Jun
Feb
1%
97
23%
1A
Jun
May
31 Va Mar
29% May
Jun
Feb
Jan
10ft
* Mar
Jun
3V2
82
Jan
27% May
9%
92%
2,700
'22 3%
,
x253/4
23 y«
90
8
1,700
800
130
X86%
3,100
500
1.500
88%
100
10%
10 3/a
1.600
5
27%
27%
26%
93%
4
Jan
13 Vi May
10%
34%
3%
12
26%
92%
3%
Jan
27% Mar
26%
33%
_•
50c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
—5
Muskegon Piston Ring common——2.50
Muskogee Co common—'
——10
National
515
1%
QVa
13/a
Petroleum
Jan
Mar
13
13/4
TV
National Steel
53%
12
Jufi
6%
Inc————-__y—_____1
IMuntz
Mfg & Stores
Jan
%
24%
Tel
&
Brewing
liy*
9
9%
Inc.
Tel
Bellas
Industries—
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dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada* capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Industrial
States
National
May
Jan
15% Jan
243/8
preferred—
Mills
Vernon
National
Imperial^fchemical
9%
9%
Products
Metal
cumulative
National
20
11
8
900
19%
Loan Society com class A
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A._—•
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
National
Jan
Apr
Jun
4,400
97
Apr
8%
11%
16
93/a
103
Apr
_.i
Jan
l5/s
21
6% May
21% Apr
59% Mar
Feb
May
.9%
C__———1-00
National
50
128%
5
24%
cdmmon
series
15% Mar
20
8%
>1%
1%
preferred series B„100
preferred
Mountain
9%
300
5
Service
cumul
Jan
42% Jan
,
200
1
of
4.50%
Jan
253/4 Mar
4% Feb
11% Jan
9,200
V
5
10
common
4.80%
4%
Jan
Feb
5,500
1
9%
293/4
14,900
2.50
1
4% May
200
•
3,900
1— _50c
Jan
T*"3/4
26'/»
Co
Public
13%
4% May
7% May
5,600
*;'•
18%
Molybdenite
Clemens
6
47%
preferred
Canada.
;
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
6%
Jun
32% Feb
35 y« May
343/4 Jun
173/g
convertible
Mount
Jan
16%
Jan
32%
33%
6 •?:
shares—_——*
11%
Jan
Apr
Apr
24%
45%
Corp
(Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
Jan
18 y»
333/4
40
17,800
32%
313/4
17%
Co
Missouri
6%
11% May
43/4 May
19% Mar
46%
—
Feb
27%
Jan
Jan
1
common.—
Jan
104% Feb
77 M Feb
18
48% May
44 Va May
13% Jan
Products—
Piping
Corp
19% May
1% Jan
16 %
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Wohl
Mt
*
common.
Steel
11
1,700
__*
Oil
Midland
Jun
7,700
,200
Midland
Jun
5V4 May
•
28% *28%
Corp.
Petroleum
Jan
15
15%
-J.—1
25c
—
3%
22% May
18% Feb
3%
153/4 May
Jun
__*
—
Ltd—i——
Hone
Jun
Mar
Corp common——.
Chemical Corp
—1
Plating & Stamping Co
1
States
Jun
9
£1
common
Co
Mar
9%
6,300
1,500
17
17
Jun
x40"% May
38 Va Jan
300
9
Monroe
Jan
2,500
;
6% Apr
48
1%
38
Co———_i,—1
&
Jan
14% Jan
16
423/4
—_——*
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Mfg
4% %
14.300
100
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&
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400
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200
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>29
common—
1
Aircraft
Corp———5
McDonnell
.
433/4
_5
Co—
Jan
Mar
*
Marine
Jan
55
1
Co
7y8
Jan
72
75
16 y4
1/1%
,
7
73%
72
1
—50c
7%
46%
:_*
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B*
;
6%
—10
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Co
6 >l May
11%
A
Rubber
Communication
10% May
10 y» Mar
30%
*
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Mays
•'
150
'?*■:$'
International
Marconi
Jan
4,200
common——
(The
3%
16%
Co——
Service
Feb
7% May
*'■
Jan
32 Va May
14 '
Apr
1
M
Oil
1,500
Jan
8»/4 Feb
16»%
34%
—.___——
Public
5,300
6
Jan
Jun
153/4
Chain—
___—__r—5
Shipley (The) Co
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
—1
Louisiana
Land
&
Exploration
30c
(The)
8
Jun
6% Mar
153/i
34%
&
Lunkenhelmer
4%
700
5%
.
.
23%
Jun
May
6
May
11% Jun
27% Jan
10 »/a Jun
300
V\
Jan
5%
16 %
Steel
Lodge
Apr
4% May
17 Va Jun
Jan
10% May
2% May
22% Feb
800
3
26%
3%
——*
A
Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric
.
■
11%
*
.
Jun
Jun
—100
(Harvey)
Oil
Lock
14%
225c
;
& Go_______—2
Hardart
3%-
-9%
preferred
Humble
Hurd
class
4%
1
—_2_2.50
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2
21
>■
163/4
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(Geo A)
&
2,000
393/4
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5
-
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&
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Ltd
550
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.-—10c
B
Holder's
Hormel
Co
2,000
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22
18
Bollinger Consol Gold Mines—
Hoily Corporation
Holly Stores Inc—
Holophane Co common—.
Home
9
22
common—
Products
A.
Hofmann
100
*—100
& Co Inc common
(R)
8%
9
*
.
Class
1,300
2
3% Feb
2% Apr
6% Jan
34%
——
Miller
40%
2
Jan
Jun
3
class
Feb
40
Jan
15
1,500
5
—5
preferred
Groceterias
4%
40%
Jun
15%
21% May
13 Va Jan
Jan
lft Jan
1,000
133/4
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jun
Jan
Mar
May
—_—1
Inc
3%
3
4
2
14 y8
Jun
3
2,900
63/4
133/4
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Mid-West Abrasive—
4% May
Jan
38% Jan
11% May
200
Refineries
Le
Midwest
Jun
Apr
Jan
133/4 Mar
Leonard
Jun
Jan
12
Mar
193%
;
5
Apr
5
15 V8
2% Jan
1% May
H*
73/a
2%
2
3
36% Mar
123/4
7%
59%
3% May
,
Feb
14%
5%
Jan
300
——100
2,
2,800
-
14 %
14%
200
common
May
13,900
••
800
14%
50c
-.Inc
lVa
5%
Jun
53%
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred—
-2%
1
Hevi-Duty Electric Co
Higbie Mfg Co common—
Hoe
•4%
i
13/4
"1% :~I%
Realty, common—_—;—25c
Lear
Jun
5
25c
common
—
Galion
i
;
14
19%
2,000
"l%
10
173/4
Feb
Jun
Jun
153/a
.
Michigan
2
5
common.——
Co
4
1,300
•
113/s
17%
53/4
Metal Textile
55
2,600
Jan
Mar
Lefcourt
Mead
"5%
'_10c
Dept Stores common—_
Mining Co.—_———
:
Heller
4%
Corp
4
2%
Feb
25
15%
Co
Michigan
13 y4
-
.700
3% >3% :
Co_—
Mar
106
Jan
23%
Machine Co
La 8alle Extension University.
Menasco
4% Apr38% May
17% Mar
43/8
Apr
22
1
Jan
Jan
2% May
200
—5
Jan
Jun
20
22%
5
Corp
of Delaware
Lamson
Apr
3
3ft Apr
Jun
1017%
1
16 Va
22 y2
Jun
Feb
12%
1,200
75 pesos
—1
Ltd
Mines
Shores
Lakey
Jan
3% May
3
3%
•
A
11%
Jun
15
5
Inc__
12
Jan
8,300
%
2
I
Company
Apparel
L'Aiglon
Jan
2%
163/a
16
33%c
—20c
1
Jun
15 Va
23,600
7.50
:
9
200
4,200
23/4
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co.—
Kroy Oils Ltd—
Krueger Brewing Co
Jan
2% May
5% Mar
ie
2ft
1
5
Ltd_.
Corp
Corporation—
Mar
5%
%
5%
%
25/a
5
(S)
Dept Stores Inc—
Kleinert
(I B)
Rubber Co
Middle
——_2
Company——222—1
Corp—
—2—1
6%
Fed
Feb
5
Klein
Micromatic
Organ
Lamp
Hammond
14
22%
——
Kirkland
Maine
*
\
Mar
Jun
5%
*
H
Mar
5,100
—2.50
Magna
17
Jun
2,800
I '
173/4
23/4" -3
23/4,
17
2%
i
Apr
1% Mar
May
10 %
.—_—1
Grocery Stores Products common-—5
Gplld Films Company Inc.——10c
Jun
500
2%
13%
1
Co
93% Jun
;
4,300
~
12%
Apr
6 %
Company——___—_10c
Kings County Lighting common—.*
"4% • cumulative
preferred—h
50
Kingston
Products
1
McKee
170%
800
8%
300
.____—
&
Publications
Great. Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
133%
90%
8,900
Oil
Manischewitz
28%
300.
—*
2%
Jun
10% Mar
,
7%
__j——25c
Co.
(Del)
Kennedy's Inc.
Kidde
(Walter)
Mangel
Feb
1,700
—100
Jan
3/4
jwi^-lOC"
Macfadden
Jun
26
26%
11%""
stock
Jun
2%
73/a
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Chemical
98
81
n%
common
6
6%
23/a
Company—n——1
67% May
Jan
26%
preferred--—
Jan
23/4
——4
Kaltman (D) & Company—______50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%% pfd—100
Jan
Jan
26%
1st
Jan
4,400
6%
6
7
853/4
61/4
,
3
15c
Industries
Jan-
1
JI%
%%
453% Apr
40% Apr
28%
400
:;v; • •••y',;
78
56
Co———_-—5
.Non-voting
9,000
8
6%
common
Inc.
Jun
2Y*
■
400
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish————_—1
.
Jun
4,500
65
Manufacturing
35%
7%
~1
—
Jupiter
42
67
343/8
13 y8
—
Corp
Jan
Jan
67
Gary
Jan
10%
Jan
30
1%.
.
Apr
37%
1%
/:
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,
Apr
X.16%
41%
.
9%
Jun
20
.
'y
92
1
.
Jan
15%
.
Jun
1,900
70
Apr
6%
Jan
17
800
l7/a
1%
69
3Va
•
9% May
500
17 »A ,18
Jun
10%
12,400
9%
May
24
1,650
12%,
107% May
108% Apr
411 May
7 Y» Feb
>
.11%
37
36 Va Mar
343/a
——1
-
Chute—
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10% Mar
23% Mar
pfd—100
t c—*
3.90 Vo
——
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Jun
Feb
23/4
_10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Jan
.
Co—!——50
common—^.2-4
Grand
Feb
Jan
6%J
;
8%
*
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7%
Feb
300
1%..
.
23/a
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5
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Mar
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103%
.
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.
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103 Va Mar
1
.
class
8
Apr
2% May
3% May
16,700
%
.15 %.
1%
—*
preferred
prior
15%;*Jun
'
•
600
3%:
.
9%
Inc
Sugar
B
$4.50
18
2%
15%
B
class
Inc
Co
(Adolf*
Godcbaux
Jan
18
3%
10
:—1
Co
McBean &
Corp
Union
2
.100
..
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Glenmore
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42%;
common——•
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•
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13A
42
*
:
;
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Gold
May
Feb
5%
$5
Yellowkniie
7
5
200
.
6«
prei.erred.__—-£,_■*
preferred
;—-——JJL*
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:
1
Geiity
Jan
3,900
2%..
.42 Va
5
Corp common
50c
convertible
5'to
preferred—
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Stores
Corporation——_1
Power
Jan
?
yi r,;
common
Enterprises
32
113
2%:
16% .16%:
Plywood
Georgia
1,300
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Jun
7%'
.
reg—£1.
rets ord
dep
c.
2%
I
Fireproofing
27
6% :
:
*
General Builders Supply
Corp com—1.
A'/e
convertible
preferred——,——25
Co
"53/4
~5%
5%
••
Acceptance
General
200
28 %
;
106%
2-100
1
,
General
Giant
28
!28%
common
preferred
Co
8s/8
1
Manufacturing v
Laclede-Christy
GatiDeau
^_10c
Co—
2,600
21
5
——
16% May
16!/s
16
6A
3,700
•
8
;■
Jun
3,200
6%
6
.
16ya
5
Co
5
•■>
8
1.
—
8,500
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capital stock-*
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5
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300
300
223/4
10 3/8
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17% Feb
Apr
.
Feb
.
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Beer
(The)
-■
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rets ord reg
dep
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non-voting__.
19 %
20,000
__
.
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Jan
1,300
2% :•/
6%
223/4
,
7
8%
52
>
__
Jan
8%
>
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,
8%
\
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v
6%
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'
.1,600
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23/4
;
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7%-
.
23
2%
.
.
10
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7%
23 y8
—_Kc
—
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of
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7% '
1
Iowa
Iron
Apr
9%
lft
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
Jan
7%
4%
1%
>
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Lou>
8%
Jan
39 Va
Investors
Apr
3%
7%
$1 or 25c
Corp
Feb
8%
8%
>
_1
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A
18 ->a
800
42
40
i;
5
10
—
.24%'
23
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Jan
Industries
Resistance
24%
Inc.
Tiger
Ford
International
20c
pfd—100
Instrument.._____i
Stores
Fftzsimmons
:
24% May
9% Jan
(Phila)
(M H*
Jun
Jan
25c
General
Association
Fire
22%
Jan
Metal
Jun
Ltd
Oils
Financial
Products
3%
com
class
&
Petroleum
International
2,200
Ltd
Co
Fairchild Camera
International
10,700
common
&
'Max)
International
Jan
4%
i
Factor
Jun
29%
3%
17% !17%
Machinery
« Apr
Jun
7,500
26
Jan
26%
3%
Inc
Corporation
1,150
10,700
5c
Co
Eureka
%
27%
13%
preferred
Esquire
%
26%
,
for Week
*
Cigar
16%
preferred
Manufacturing
%
27%
International
Apr
200
x
Steel%orp
1st
19%
19%
common
&
Jan
18%
i
Equity
cum
17%
23 % Mar
13%
America
Miliwork Corp
Manufacturing Co
Forge
700
.100
—1
1
common
Emsco
6 7o
25%
—_____—1.
Inc
convertible
.18
5
common—
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire
17%
____loc
Electi cgraphic
Erie
For
1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Prloe
International Breweries Inc
25%
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
1.
Snare
&
Corporation
Electronics
Ero
Low
17'/2
___j._~30:
Limited
Mines
Electric
$2
High
25%
int__l
29
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Sugar Associates-
common
JUNE
Friday
Shares
Low
P«'
Eastern
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Bale Prloe
American Stock Exchange
FOR WEEK
Bales
Jun
4y4
Feb
15% May
34%
5
Jan
May
1ft
27,200
lft Feb
2ft Mar
2%
2 5/a
141% 1443/4
\15,700
2
Jan
3 % May
2,380
134
Jan
1%
*
1443/4
Jun
33
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.
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Range
Sale Prioe
American Stock Exchange
Par
New
Clock
Haven
50c
*
preferred
conv
!
1%
6%
New
Idrla
Jersey
New
Mexico
New
Pacific
&
4,500
New
Park
Process
OUs
Superior
York
&
Norfolk Southern
Canadian
Ind
Pub
of
Corp
Class
54"% Mar
Scullin Steel
Feb
22% Mar"
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
19,800
IVa Feb
?!! 2
2
Jun
v"
Jan
I
■
6,000
2
i
A
v
39
4%%
Serv
1
America
<*_
——
12%
9
5 A May
Servomechanlsms
•7.
8% Jan"
Seton
Jun
!
14%- Jan-
Jun
36Va
4%
Jun
Jan
-
46'A
Jan
Jan
1,500
100
8%
3%
3%
2
Oil
Ogden
common,..:..,—
Corp
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okalta
15%
16
57% : 58%
108%
Ltd-
t„
—90c
——
5
|
15
15!!;
Sherman
•4%
104%
————1
27
&
Gas
Electric
pfd—25
25
1st
5%
redeemable
5%
6%
1st
5%
preferred!—I
4.80%
red
red
1st
red
1st
4.36%
Pacific
Lighting
$4.40
3%
preferred
Jan
111%
Simca
Jan
6'/a
Petroleums
Pacific
Airlines—.
Petroleum
P?n Israel
Oil vtc
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
Park
Parker Pen
Class
Jun
Jan
27
Penn
Pepperell
Perfect
Ltd
(Mass).20
10
Scale
Porto Rico
Powdrell
Power
Prairie Oil
Pratt
Alexander
_20c
Lambert
Prentice-Hall Inc
Co
Pressed
America
R
P
Metals
M
1
Progress
—10c
Co
Inc
Gas
Public Service
21'*
of
g.~r
Colorado—
common
Pyle-National
(when
Co
issued)__
common
Quebec
r
Utility Investment A
Electrotype (The) Co..
Rath Packing Co common
$1.25
Pile
convertible
Reca Pump
Reis
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
&
Remington
Rice-Stix
Arms
Engineering
Inc^
Jan 3
American
Rocsevelt
.
dep rets ord
Cable
Field
Roosevelt
Royalite
Fifth
(The
F
_!._2_222*
.^2—50c
Stop Ss Shop. Inc
Jan
Stroock
Sun
(S)
&
Ray
Sunrise
1 %
V 46 Va
18
x9% Jun
10%
Feb
58%
500
21%
500
Jun
Talon
Inc
Class
;
Jan
Mar!
75
20%
Jun
21%
Jan
20 Va May
11%'
200
27%
500
r
27%
-27%
39%
Jun
♦
•
21%
15% Mar
50
25
25%
Apr
29%
Jun
24
Mar
32
y4
Jun
29%
Jan
42%
Jun
Jun
100
21%
Jun
25 Va
Texam
Texas
A
Inc
Oil
Feb
31%
Apr
-~(j%
&
Shovel
V
Rights
"
Apr
Trans
Trans
Cuba
Jan
Trans
Empire
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
120
86 Va
Apr
99 Va
Feb
% " 2%
5,600
2%
Jun
2%
Jun
,
13%
14%
4
5%
4
'
6
4
600
1,000
10,600
300
Va
Apr
16%
Feb
30
12%
Jan
15% Mar
Jun
5iy2
5
Jun
Jan
3,200
321/,
3%/May
31%
32%
500
5%
5%
5%
3,800
29% May
3% Feb
5
5'/a
700
_22l ''
15%
Jun
Apr
7% May
5% Jan
35
Oil
-
5
Jun
Toledo
Edison
Tonopah
San
Diego Gas & Electric
Lux
Oil
True
see
page
35.
Jan
6%
Jun
6%
Jan
dep
Jan
Feb
Va May
Feb
18 Va
Jan
50 Va
^
Mar
8
Jan
2,700
2%
2%
10%
Jan
10%
United
Apr
14% May
2,300
%
.14 Vb May
! 24%
Apr
Feb
10
9%
20
33%
35
25c
22%
22%
100
—
Inc
3,900
"
ft
Feb
45%
Jun
23%
Jan
400
.
14
14 »/8
700
12
Jan
18 y4
100
16%
66%
66%
100
7%
8
1,700
100
96%
98
150
5s
of
1
Oils
2%
2%
10c
x6%
7%
2%
2%
.23,900
Ltd
2%
1.25
;
3,700
6% Mar
X2
Jan
Jan
70%
Feb
9%
Jan
96%
Jun
102
Jan
•
400
„
Feb
19 % May
6% May
6.500
50c
Nevada..
class A
63 Va
Jan
14% Mar
:
5/5 May
l/8 Jun
_
Jan
25%
Apr
£1
Jun
38% May
Jun
18 v»
i
4%
2
14
Feb
22 %
....
Feb
49% Mar
Jun
26%
'4,600
>;
Jun
Jun
9
.
1 Va
2%
!
20
Airways class A
Apr
Jan
70c
Co
Jun
3Va
-1%
1
;i
preferred
V
110%
1
—
Jan
Apr
May
27%
4,700
10Va
16%
13 %
12 May
106
45
17% Jan
30
Jan
2
2,100
.
V
js
Jan
11% Mar
6,500
;.
3
2%
Feb
4 Va
Feb
7 Va
Jun
;1% Mar
,3 Va
May
2 A
May
Apr
-
;
119«
-
Jan
May
1
3%
3%
300
11
11%
14,400
..3
9Vb
Jan
12% Mar
•
32%
34 %
400
29%
Feb
35 Va May
31 Va
Feb
34%
Apr
8
Mar
7
Jan
warrants
Feb
4
u
r_10c
200
,
5
1,100
!
*
400
,
4
Corp.
Co
of
Omaha
Co
50c
5 Va Mar
Jan
50%
8%
Feb
9%
5%
5%
1
6%
30%
30%
6%
6%
-
6U
5Va
2.000
7%
6,000
5%
--
Jan
30%
Jun
50
6%
7 Va
Apr
6%
800
31
6 %
Jun
-
-
Jun
Apr
26% Mar
Jun
23
*
—__
Ltrf—
5% Jun
46'/a
—20
Corp.—,
Corp
rets ord
8% May
Jun'
Jan
r
8!J
35%
Jan
Feb
Apr
8
Jan
6
Jun
230
Jan
v
'
200
2%
15'.':. May
V
40,400
Molasses
8%
24%
11%
Milk Products common.
Profit
Jun
11%
112
United
N
Jun
6
13%
6% May
500
3
Aircraft Products common
Amer
May
Jan
4'/a
6,300
40%
Elastic
United
19%
14 Va
30
1A
Asbestos
United
20
19 Va
JaJn
43
l.ioo
15%
14 %
29 Va
2%
United
Jun
20
!'■
*
United
Apr
8 %
3%
9
■
4,700
7
5
United
11%
~2%
15%
5Va
g
16% May
17% Jun
-
35,300
1
Yards
92 Va
2"
7
10c
Stock
Jun
1
7%
6%
Jun
'
1
Union
Feb
series_20
100
1
Investment
5%
series_20
300
—:
Gas Co of Canada—I—
79%
4Va %
Ltd—
15%
47%
7%
5
Union
4,800
preferred
15%
47%
Inc
Unexcelled -Chemical
1,600
Cumulative
400
5
Union
10%
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
10%
500
*
82%
series—20
10%
5
Management Company
10
5%
4,300
4.
Co
•
Ulen
79%
preferred
200
5%
TrunzInc
10
Cumulative
17 Va
5%
Corp——
80
8%
17%
17%
Temper Corp.^
t
Co-
17%
—
common
Mining
2.50
8
Jan
3% Mar
33% Mar
25c
4%%
Tri-Continental
.
Inc
3%
Jun
27 Va May
20
Mar
Corp.
Jan
Mar
46
12 %
Toklan
Trans
900
90%
2
50
'
Jun
90
25
2%
preferred
Caribbean
Apr
13%
2,400
13% Mar
Jun
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
Shipyard Corp common
13%
500
2%
Feb
Jan
18
Jan'
Amer
70%
28%
12%
18%
3
'Amer
Todd
Jan
28%
100
9V4 Mar
Jun
1
Inc-
Feb
'
13
Jan
May
*
Realty & Construction
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
10%
13%
1
Roofing
59
3
13
5%
16%
1
Tishman
1,400
13%'
1
Tilo
3,900
Jan
1% Mar
8%
15
Jan
4% Mnr
79% Mar
—1
compion..
Markets
~6
48%
—_22_22l
Thorofare
Feb
Jun ;
300
42%
36%
Corporation
38%
2%
i-
5%
Thor
1,400
5%
15 Va
5%
Jan
17%
common—
convertible
45%
14%
-
Jan
! 1%
46%
Jun,
15 Va
3
6%, Feb
Apr
3%
65
—
Jun
:^6%
4%
57 Va
;
29
Corp
—
Jan
49
—1.25
15%
500
2,100
2,250
3%
3%
:
100
Light $4.56 pfd
18
:
5%
Jun"
8,200
common
Co
1 Va
*
3
2%
-
Feb
4%
13,300
Calgary Co_
11,100
!'•
__
,
800
Feb
19
Jan
24%
common.
11% '11%
:
r
1
19%
16 Va
4,300
V
14% May "
30%
Corporation
Texas Power
Jan
21%
-
1,400
4,100
60 VA
2%
Apr
'
_25c
common—
1%
44
11%
•
1
1%
__
.3
!.
13
500
21%
-
1%
,
2-122—I*
_
Feb'
5Va
40
Jan
*
Corp———
class
B
Technicolor
30'/a Mar
3,000
42
"2
"
_
7%
5%
Apr
30%
Thiokol Chemical Corp
29% May
5 Va
13%
Jan
32
500
Feb
Jan
8%
47/a
66 Va
T
Apr
300
63%
18%
May
Jun
May
56
5,500
35 Va
16%
1%
600
jJaa
22
Portland Cement Inc—
8/jj Jan
104%
10%
.
6% May
22
Apr :
514 May
14% Jan
Jun
14,200
.
29
1.
common
Oil
1
10c
—
Supermarkets
Swan Finch
Feb
2Va
15Va
l
Superior Tool & Die Co
Jan
Feb
9
—
Superior
Feb
Jan
16%
18
---I
t——
Jun
%
4%
900
Jan
6% May
5 % Mar
Jun
2,500
58%
!
5Ha
Jan
4% May
5
Mar
19%
Mar
5
*
Co common
Drug
4%
'5
Corp
Corporation
Mar
6%
-
34%
common.. 5
common—
58
3,000
.
Stylon
B)
12%
600
2,300
(Hugo)
513 May
9,300
.
2~
Milling Co Ltd
footnotes
V
(J
Stinnes
Apr
5
*
United
Carlos
For
,.50% May
11% Mar
9%
18
1
Company—___
Petroleums
Feb
803
'
7
Stetson
Jan
82
1
ordinary.
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Ine !———
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—
Apr
27/a
12%
~
San
Sapphire
Jun
53
418 May
2
x6%
15Va .'16%
____^_.l.50
s
•
63%
100
.6 Va
_i_5
Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Salem-Brosius
Mar
reg—__£l
common
C)
9
6,000
•
-
■»
Ryan Aeronautical Co_
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
«•
St
___5
!____1
common
Inc
Ltd——
Ave
25 Ms
Feb
27
«/4 ;
w
1
Inc:
Co
Jun
59%
'
__
41
pfd F.^—100
Raceway
Oil
Russeks
Russell
Corp
Jun
7%
1
1965.^
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Rome
5%
21%
20 Va
27%
50c
Mining Co___
Grande Valley Gas Co—
to
63 Va
;12%
i-
Inc
Vtc extended
403
'
28% Mar
16%
__i
Rico Argentine
Rio
xG'/o
Jun
11%
*
!
common
Co
Feb
Feb
Jun
!'v-y ^
: '1
preferred—..;—.20
&
Jan
Thew
10
common
Corp
Electric
Jan
7%
1%
'
1
Co
Oil
107%
98%
1
Co__—
(Robert)
Sterling Aluminum Products
Corp
Canada
Apr
Jan
1,100
10
1
Steel Parts Corporation——:
Stein (A) & Co common
Apr
1,800
*
1 VB
May
Jun
5
200
■:
Jan
2 A
18%
Co
70c
&
Reading Tube Corp
26%
24 Va
8V4
.38
of
6% May
3.00J
21%
10
35 Va
(The)
Steel
Thompson-Starrett
Rapid
Concrete
'
j
,
Starrett
Feb
:y y,y
•
Raymond
8'/4 Mar
—
Jan
Jun
19'/a
%
2
1
—
Jan
•
8
5
57%
1
—10
—
-9
16%
Feb
25%
6
common——_—1
„
25% May
25 Va Jan
:1
800
6%
.
19
:——50c
Corp —
class B—
Tube
5%
Apr
Jan
Jan
100
5%
6%
4%
1
Standard-Thomson
Standard
'■
Vv.'
:y
,:
Feb
Apr
95 Va
5
10
Inc
27
13% May 7
20
—
44 %
3%
1
(Ky)„
47%
,
Jun
68
-1
Corp
Convertible preferred
Feb
24%
1
preferred
Tampa Electric Co
'213/
700
—
convertible
3%
5%
9%
63%
'
;v.'y. ^
Co__—!_____
2—*
Power
Railway
"
3
.
6
$1.60
7%
,-'v
——5
fl
Q
»
2,000
7'/a
Corp————
Jun
300
' '
,
4%%
cumulative preferred
___100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
•
New
k
!
72
1
—
Spencer Shoe
Jun
"
~
15%
7Va
StfthJ-Meyer Inc——*
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
l{Jj
500
12%
i
Ltd__i____Il
Dome Mines
Mfg
Providence
4
1
East
,
y:y 5
7<>3'
14%
•
Jun
X23% May
5% Jun
5
Company
6
2,300
"!%'
63%
=1/
*
.
Inc
Preston
!
common.______.2y50
of
&
2,500
8V4
[r
2
L_
Southland Royalty Co__
Spear
2,300
21 y4
'
ov
1,000
Inc
Co
Shares
5%
2I3/
2.50
common—.."
1,100
6%
Products Co;
"1%
'
24%
6'A
26% May
25
Line
Standard
5"%
"Ts/.
24 Va
1
Petroleum
Standard
)•
Jan
700
Corp__2
preferred--.
Materials
60 Va Mar
7
Royalties Ltd..——.
&
preferred
California
i 22 % Mar
6%
10
—
cumulative
Jan
Jan
28
25
4.08%
Feb
Jan
Jan
•25% Mar
Jun
1%
58%
Apr
900
4%
12%
Jun
50%
25%
18%
1,100
.
25%
52%
1,500
60
52
25
cumulative
Pipe
Jun
40 %
preferred
cumulative
Southern
Apr
33% Jan
45
900
!
1,600
52%
May
9%
40% May
500'
1'a
39%
100
.200
2
39%
6 %
17%
.
Jan
400
Packaging
97
39%
Jan
"
300
28
Oil
.4%
16%
43%
Industries Inc_—
Jun
16
47V4
Standard
Jan
9
16
27%
Standard
Jun
7% May
43 Va
Standard
2%
4% Feb
100
47%
Feb
6
2,100
8%
25
Feb
; 18
May
4%
Mar
57/a
8%
25
0%
13
42
•_.r—„>
..
5%
8%
25
7
400
..
preference
Jan
.
.
preferred-—.;
Southern
Feb
4%
3,700
preference
Jan
■
2,000
:
convertible
7
161/4
!*;
12.50
"''.V"'P
7%
convertible
1,000
2
_____1
common
cumulative
Southern
Jan
-
11% Jan
5%;
25
7%
95%
6
1
Factors Corp
15%
1
1
Forgings Corp„;
051/*
9
*
—1
original preferred
Jan
/
1,200
>
Edison—
10'/a
u;i/J"
25c
of Canada
California
7%
7%
common
Jun
50
.
Co
4.32%
Jan
5%
Oil
8%
300
37% Mar
—
5% Mar
1,600
7,700
V
9% May
42% Mar
9%
5%
15%
•
A..
2V4
12%
Feb
4,24%
Apr
61%
Jun:
12%
12%
Jan
'
Jun
2%
J'un
-
7
common
Telephone Co
&
Corp
1
5% Mar
Standard
.
20'
34% May
31 Va Mar
2%
Standard
3
__
Apr
16% May
17V4 Jun
-
4%
Apr
6%:
3%
2% Jun
'
200
"3% ~3%"
Jun
6%
18%
2 Va Mar
~3%
6%
22; 2%
Feb
-
Apr
16% Jun
2
%
-
•
Jan
16%
■■-i
-
1,400
*
5% Mar
.
12%
Jan
>
Feb
Jun
4.56%
110% May
90% Apr
1% Jun
_1
—
18%
Jan
4
,
Apr
44
-4%
1,400
4,300
4.48%
101% Feb
2% May
Feb
60
4'/4 yy
40%
46% Mar
Jan
6 %
7=1/
-
——1
common..
class
Apr
Jan
1%
100
19%
28% Mar ;
Jan
Feb
3.2Q0
"5 Vs
4%
Jan
31 Va
34%
....
22
4.88%
Feb
106% Mar
Apr
14,700
56%
25%
J
RR
&
registered—
Canal—
Sharing
preferred
Shoe
Machinery
United
Feb
U
S
Air
3% Mar
U
S
Foil
4}ij
Jun
1
Jan
10
7
Jan
18% Mar
47
V Jun
61% Mar
30
common—
25
47
X47
48
25
Specialties
36%
X36%
377/a
13 Va
13 V4
300
10 Va
May
1%
1%
6,600
-1%
Jun
%
51%
40.000
34%
Feb
common
1
Conditioning Corp
:10c
class
Apr:
212%
25
l
Preferred
22% Mar
21%
10s
100
.
common.—
B
.;
—
1
"l%
51
5,200
!
36 Va
500
Jun i
2%
;
39%
Feb
Feb
14 Va Mar
•
46
L
2% Mar
Feb
Jan
'
•
100
Jan
37% Mar
Jan
13%
6% '
2%
!
.
Products
37%
43%
...
377/»
13
.
;
:
Jan
.16%
400
19%
1%'Juri
105 %
.
3,200
600
55
"
cia
1
Mining Co.—
Poloron
<
10c
& Lake Erie—
Pneumatic
;
•
;
'■£?.
Railways Co
Valley Wine Co——
Pleasant
Polaris
pesos
———
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
,
26%
.
4,500
15%
4%-
55
o'/«
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
26%
*
Co
6
~~
1
;
common
103
400
200
15,400
1%
36
May
Jan :
May
4% May
121 Va Jun
41%
Penn
5%
Jan
Apr
Jan
32,500
6
102
10%
89 7
'
!10J% May
42
May
29% Feb
31
VA
18%
common
15%
•
4>. Jan
1,100
3
common
7%
2.50
iqi/~
Co
Co
2
12%
:
.
:
..
30
5,000 fr
8%
37/
—2.50
Packing
Screw
97%
1%
5%
15 Va
Minerals—i___ J
Governor
103
61%
15%
103%
104 Va
Apr
98%
4%
i53a
2
Manufacturing Co
Corp
Phillips
1%
jek
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Pierce
Jan
"57^
Circle
Phillips
2G%
100.%^ Apr
1
!
&
24% May
140
4
750
1,300
19%
Southern
400
61%
-!
.
121 Va
,
19%
South
25%
2
—
Co
Oils
y4
9'A Jan
^ 25 '. Mar
.
8% May,
68
Jan
-'
40%
Feb
18,705
4V2
;
,7
19%
Jan
Jan
100
1,500'
.1
Inc„—^
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
C
Sonotone Corp
Soss Manufacturing common..
South Coast Corp common
:
Jan
—2
_
(The )__—_„
Peruvian
j
•/4i/tt
Apr
40%
31%
29%
"2
7%
*
28%
27%
50
Jan
8% Mar
1,000
■4
85%
:
4%
1
—
26% May
24% Apr
%
'
-15 V« May
dep rets ord registered——-^_£1
Electronic$«& Telev CQpp.XlOc
Amer
Skiatron
Feb
800
108
,
-v
20
27% May
Apr
200
.
2%
preferred—
Ltd
34 y8 Mar
1,300
1%
-1
Corp—:
Canada
Traffic
Pep Boys
lc
—
37%
Apr
78%
~7u.
vtc—2 Bol
class A
—
of
A)
——_■
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
(C
Corp—_
Company
Co
convertible
Simpson's
Jun
25'At
108
*
22«/« May
2V« Feb
Jan
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
27%
30,200
84
114
10c
Shares—
Pattern
131 «/4 Mar
27%
Va
85
114
25c
Corp
Singer
33%
_°
(0 A) Amer share—1 Bol
B
Precision
Simplicity
Jan
2%
:•
1
Manufacturing
29'/»
18
Apr
Jan
Mar
14% Mar
:
.
Jan
5 Va
.
Apr
3 !
1% Jan
.
2U
21%
21% Jan
*
;
Singer
Apr
99
8%
8%-
2
Jan
27
17%
8%
8%
*
!_
Apr
700
2%
is'/h
8%
10c
Lighting Inc.
American
$3
6% Apr
27%
200
.600
.
*
:
common,
30% May
210
~2
..100
Motors
Chemical
Canada—
18
500
98%
1
1
& Light 5%
pfd
Tubes common
Pancoastal
of
10
1,500
103
.
.
Jun.-
11%
„
__100
—
Jun
23
600
99% 100%
*
—
Ltd——
Power
Page-Hersey
•
Jan
104%
2,400
103% 104 Va
,
5%
.
Jan
14 Va
;
300
..
19%
Jun
Jun —!
10%
.
3,800
:
.
2% Jun
1,100
1%
~3%
1
25
Jan
277/a
102 .!
qqi/.
1,300
12%
5%
! !
800
..
_
—
.
Stmmons-Boardman Publications—-
Jan
29%
25
102
*
_
Northern
25
<
v~5%
..
15V2
Wberi Issued—5,000 ir
3,V Apr
25%
!
1%
12%
.
2
Creek
Silvray
89 Va Mar
Jan
26%
I
*
preferred-———;
preferred
—
dividend
$4.36
preferred—
cum
Pacific
18%
B
Co
Silver
17% May.
65% Mar
Jan
27%
27%
1st
Pacific
16%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
-
Mar*
29%
27%
dividend
$4.75
11%
Inc—
common
Sicks Breweries Ltd-
Feb
Jan
27%
25
dividend
<
34%
30% i 307/a
34%
;
:A;<.
pfd series A—25
preferred———;.—25
preferred—-——25
preferred
——25
$4.50 preferred*
1st
4.50%
343^
25
1st preferred—
redeemable
10%
Slick Airways
1st preferred——
v5Va%
Products
Sherwin-Williams
P
Pacific
10%
*.
.18%)
..
_
"
Jun
15
500
26
2%
5
6%
125
1,050
26
2%
20c
4%
7,700
104% 111
2%
18%
Shoe Corp of America class A
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co-
Jan
2Va
Apr
69%
1,100
15%
•,16%
g 1%
±
Mar
6%
1}8 Jan
150
"*7% .'~i%
8%
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
-
105
2,200
Inc
6%
—1
——1———'
Securities—
52%
300
..
78
4%
5
12%
.175
2%
2{J
76%
3,500
Mining—
Mar
103%
.2% Jun
.
5,600
107% 108%
40c cumulative
preferred
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
Overseas
15%
17%
10c
;
14
Jun
3% May
1% May
1,400.
58%
Company common—...
25
Corp common
—1
Inc
2%
.
common—!—*
B
Town
Omar
2%
.
preferred———100
class
4%%
Oils
Okonite
Old
Co
2%
1%
17%
Shawinigan Water & Power
Silex
1
50c
Company.—
11,800
common—
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
Class
Oceanic
3,000
2'/a
1
=91
Jun
1,300
•
6A Jun
Apr
96%
1,200
1%
.
Leather
Shattuck
•
45 y4
Jun
9%
1%
-12%
11% Jun
3&
100
68,900
•
17%
Apr
"
Feb
Jun
2,000
.
34%.
2 it
2,800
High
10% Apr
.7% Jan
22 Va Jan.: .i js-37% Jun
17%
_
-
<
Jan.!
.5%
..
33%
:
Control
2 A
40
7
•
2^
Corp class B
1
Servo Corp of America—__——!!_l
5%
2,300
41
.
300
3,700
_
17%
Serrick
Apr
6%
34%
_12.50
Safety
Low
8%
6
1
Shoe Co
Sentry
9%
x96% x«8Va
—•
**
—
r
Selby
Jan'
>
1
Airlines
Inc
3,200
87
x98%
2\ri Apr
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50c
;
Corp General
Bros
4,700
t
!
5%
'!!!;
9
pfd—100
Securities
Seeman
A64fe5:" Jan !
13%
Western
Shares
8%
:
'
for Week
Low
!—1
Co
Seaboard
3% Jan
; 16
:
Jun
10
600
5 Va
Iff
40
6i«
Feb
Jan
Jan
.
86 % May "
Feb
15
600
———50
RR Co
Penn
Northern
Nuclear
39
common—
Feb*
Apr
1,900
11%
40
—25
Ltd——
Oils
Airlines——
Northeast
North
:
10
B
'3%
1
Sales
Range
25o
Co
Feb
-
9%
Week's
of Prices
Last
Par
(Del)—
2%
15%
5%
12%
Brick
Inc
16%
~n%
.
Say re &. Frsner
Schick Inc
38%
'
5%
9%
!:!"
10c
*
—:
Railway———
Cement class A—10
North American
North
g
Savoy Oil
Feb
1,900
2%
15 Va
—
Feb:
■
Sale Price
kkywV: kV:':k'
y•
10,600
57%
1
——
10 %
/
96,000
"2,7«
—1
Inc—
Lites
Class
Va- *
>
•
1%
g 2 "V
15%
•
Mines
Nipissing
2
STOCK8
18%
Honduras Rosario——10
Norden-Ketay Corp——
2%
Jun
6
*
2.1
common
High
81
2%
29
46%
•
1%
-—
Merchandise.--—_——--10
York
Noma
Co
'
—1
—4—
Auction
York
1%
.
—•
Co common-—.™
New
Jk
Low
*
44
18
—-—1
Mining Co
New
New
Ltd—
& Oils
JUNE
American Stock Exchange
IVa May
350
6%.
2%
r
44%..:
1
_20c
Land
Arizona
Coal
2%
.
—-—-25c
Zinc-—:
New
New
50c
Chem
&
Min
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
*
New
WEEK
^^¥y.:;
High
1%
6% *
FOR
Friday
Hhares
Low
Watch Co———1%
&
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
8TOCK8
'
Kales
2%
Jan
7,60% May
'
Number 5547
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS:
Sale Price
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE
(>
29
Sales
Week's Range
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
^
American Stock Exchange
FOR
BONDS
„■
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Range Since
Sold
Jan.
1
*
Low
Par
U
S
Rubber
Reclaiming Co—
-
United
States
United
Stores
Universal
Vitamin
Corp
Corp
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Universal
Products
Utah-Idaho
Oil.
27%
5,100
4%
500
4
Apr
5
2
300
1%
Jun
2% Mar
_25c
62%
700
64
Jan
common
convertible
$4
•;
Corp
—
Venezuelan
.1
6%
■:
Jan
68
Apr
32%
Apr
Jan
69
Jun
5
Feb
0
Steel
93
Jun
34% Mar
4% Mar
500
,
101% 103 %
9%
2,500
8y8
4%
4,300
3y2
Jun
4
5% 'i
91
-
May
5%
Jun
3%
9%','
—1
250
9%
101%
_20c
Vinco
7% Mar
Jun
Feb
28%
200
:-4%
4%
Venezuela
Syndicate Inc^——
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
6%
84
30%
30
IIIi
Petroleum
600
n*'
4'/a'
warrants
Apr
Jan
105
.
Jun
8%
Silver-Lead
Aircraft
Wagner
7%
Baking
v..,
voting
Apr
3,900
5%
Jun
6%
100
14%
Jun
17%
Apr
4,300
4%
Feb
7%
Apr
Jun
5%
$2
cumulative
Wallace
&
W'altham
Webb
&
$6
4%
Jan
Utilities
Western
Maryland
Western
dep
Western
Tablet
&
Invest
Coal
Westmoreland
5y2 %
Wichita
River
Wickes
<R
Wilrich
5%
C)
Wisconsin
Wood
Pwr
Lt
&
Woodley
(F
20%
Feb
26%
26%
26V2
50
20l/s
Jan
26%
37
Jan
39
l7/8
1%
,25%
11,800
1%
300
10 y2
Jun
19%
25
20%
pfd
of
Eastern
Elmira
Gas
15 V4
:
-
6V2
Lt
common.
8
59 y4
58 y2
6i y4
Nov
ex
~i%
*
Exchange
3y4s
112
Period
Flying Tiger Line
AGesfuerel
6s
1970.
Guantanamo
-
>
-
Last
or
4
Isarco
with
A7s
Nov
Nov
ex
1
5s
1947
1
Ohio
mortgage
with
A6y2s
5s
1961
95.92
98.09
95.82
94.55
96.10
96.01
98.05
95.91
94.63
96.15
96.05
97.99
95.96
94.49
96.12
Jan
June
27
492.04
167.16
67.14
175.78
96.06
97.80
95.93
94.51
96.07
June
28
492.50
166.84
67.20
175.80
96.03
97.67.
96.02
94.45
96.04
ex
May
17%
Mar
Oct,
1970
4s
*
Apr
8%
1952
1952
Bonds
Jan.
Low
No.
96 %
96% jf
99%
series E
series
1960
Gas
Gas
&
current
94%
■
87
96%
151
109
—
m
52
148%
48%
53
96%
98%
99%
Transportation
—
Utility
"•
:—
—
Finance
and
Service
357.5
'
•
331.4
155.1
300.0
99%
: 198
15
94%
94%
" '
1940 coupon
96%
Shares
1,503,406
Mon. June 25
1114
with. Dec 1 1940
A7s
ex
195
150
102
95 %
95%
3
90
95%
97%
98%
38
96
101 Va
96%
97
192
95 %
92%
198
98
194%
.
101
101%
1100
94%
_.
101%
18
101
96%
7
96
94
94
5
92%
96
96
4
96
101
101
98%
1956
Penn
Western
Traction
1,732,990
Newspaper
6s
Union
Fri. June 29
1,776,700
2,207,000
2,327,000
9,000,406
104
$13,084,000
Total
•
.
1959
Stocks—Np.
•
of
Shares-
International
97
100
98
1
103
102% 102 Va
2
102%
Sale Priee
<
t
,
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sold
Bid & Asked
.
-
18,208,000
$19,653,000
AS f secured
6s
1947
V
6%s
505,919,400
473,077,000
$534,603,900
$522,894,400
.
Exchange
Stocks
Domestic
of
NO.
High
1952
Bonds
$3,000
25,000
$20,000
Tues. June 26_^—
641,260
50,000
Wed. June 27_.——;
Jan.
699,185
77,000
21,000
Thurs. June 28„
677,825
35.000
15,000
Fri. June 29——-
Low
1
774,305
66,000
$248,000
—
High
3,434,035
■
'■■■
Week Ended June 29
—
1956
t80
18*5. %
181%
Total
Bonds
$12,000
$35,000
2,000
77,000
98,000
~5"6OO
55,000
$19,000
$335,000
70,00#
Stocks—No.
of
Shares..
1955
82
-
86
Domestic—
81
—
84
Foreign government
20
25
Feb-Aug
127% 127%
17
124
June-Dec
my2
110
113%
.110-
Foreign corporate
Total.
June 29
1955
4,559,115
119,953,652
128,722,803
$248,000
$456,000
555,000
$7,104,000
4,110,000
$8,297,000
8.632,000
68,000
19,000
52,000
...$335,000
$1,063,000
129
5
Jan-July
Jan. 1 to
1956
3,434 035
Bonds
110
Bonds
4,000
$68,000
"
W
—
tl82% W8
178
Corporate
Government
Bonds
641,460
Mon. June 25
Range Sine#
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
/;
t80
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
1947—
336,000
49,473,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
81%
Week's Range
Last
180
1961
7s
$8,000
101,000
28,368,500
$14,112,000
__
"'
$16,000
1,429,000
13,084,000
Railroad and Industrial.
110
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series A 1952...
Feb-Aug
Waterways
362,228,159
$215,000
105
78%
t88
Munic
11,541,058
„
Foreign
103%
33
80%
Jane-Dec
&
J
29
If 55
,1956
298,497,687
Transactions at the American Stock
81%
Jan-July
,
Cons
Jan. 1 to June
1955
1,028,000
—
Total
20-year 7s Jan 1947.
ABaden (Germany) 7s 1951
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
ADanzig Port
$14,112,000
$1,028,000
Bank
105%
103% 103%
1
A
AGerman
2,441,000
2,504,000
177,000
102%
-
B
3,019,030
-
Bonds
102%
102%
105%
1100
80%
Perioc
Exehsage
■
series
.
U, S. Government
Jane-Aug
Interest
Agricultural Mortgage Bank- (Col)—
A 20-year 7s
April 1946—
A 6s
3,139,000
97,000
234,000
9,000,406
Total.
Low
^ .L."
Sales
$3,009,000
-
1956
99
Feb-Aup
;
Friday
•.
Bond
Bonds
125
BONDS
,
Total
Government
Week Ended June 29
102
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
United States
Bank
Bonds
307,000
2,922,COO
1,901,240
Shares)
American
326.8
Foreign
2,832,000
2,086,070
96
81%
1956
I960—
5s
382.5
312.8
125
—
(Wasatch
A
0.0
-$213,000
$2,796,000
100%
1114
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1105
coupon
coupon
294.7
int'l
99%
1100
1947
152.4
—0.4
325.5
98
192
June-Dec
1
160.6
■■'■.f. Bonds
Bonds
Wed. June 27—
Cprp deb 6s ser A 1963—
Jan-July
-June-Dec
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964—'
Webb 81 Knapp Inc :5s debs 1974—
—June-Dec
Dec
425.2
0.0
and Miscel.
Thurs. June 28
Tues. dune 26——.
136%
1141% 145
192
A6%s
A7s
369.4
500.8
353.0
Railroad
Stocks
Number of
97
.
1971—-Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1953
421.2
0.0
+ 0.1
"
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103%
102
98
102%
196% 102%
1970
ex Aug
1 1947 coupon 1953
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
United Elec.tric Service Co—
+0.8
/
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Aug 1
398.6
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
98%
93
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
United
319.0
459.4
331.0
155.1
301.2
357.5
■'■■ ■■
'
360.3
+ 0.4
393.4
475.0
475.2
Goods
Low
High
0.3
+
343.2
436.0
396.5
Goods
Non-Durable
101%
7
99% 100
April-Oct
3s
Durable
101
2
100
100
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3%s
-1956-
Change
June 15, '56
'56
344.1
437.6
Manufacturing
96
199%
major industry
and lows for tne
101 %
93%
*99
the closing prices of the common
1956, for composite and by
1176%
April-Oct
1970
(Calif.)
are
year
Mining
17
96% 101
7
Percent
Trade,
1117
_
1998_Jan-July
...
Electric
68.05 Jan 18
100%
125
6s
...
3V4s
80.49 Dec
Low
with the preceding week and with highs
as follows (1939 =± 100):
Composite
1165
1960
1979.
Counties
98%
-
Feb-Aug
California Gas
High
SEG Index of Stock Prices
groups compared
96
2
Range for 1955
86.94
87.20
28—
29
SEC index of stock prices based on
65
99
113% 116
Jan-July
'
1981
June
58%
ao4
194%
1964—.June-Dec
1978—
3s
Fri.
7
78.87 Jan 23
86.83
-
stocks for the week ended June 22,
125
116
Jan-July
Aprll-Oef
'
Co
June
Thurs.
73
1100
April-Oct
coupon
Gas
Wed. June 27
Low
102%
y-r
99%
194
1968
1976.
3s
:10 /
60
High „88.95 May
86.51
86.38
I
125
1963
coupon
25
26
69%
58%
i
Jan-July
to
'kij1,
•
Range for 1956
Closing
June
Mon.
65
98%
69%
t68%
May-No*
1976
3'/as
West
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
High
53
1
Feb-Aug
2%s series C
s
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
,98%
89%
98
Terni
I"
144%
liq tr ctfs..
April-Oct
1973—
Southwestern
'
Range Since
Sold
High
53
Mar-No*
Co—
&
give
Tues. June
86
:
3%s series A 1973
Southern
i i
2f8 Mar
87
'Ja7»-July
1953
1 .1940
total prices by the .following: Industrials, 4.351; Rails, 7.13;
"The avsrages for the 30 industrial stocks a
effectto the Procter & Gamble Company's distribution
common stock for, eachshare held.
This changes the divisor for the 30
4.452 and that for the6 5stocks to 23.26 from 23.54.
dividing
by
Date—
Jun
*86%
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
.Southern
from
4.351
Jan
93
95%
F
to
64% May
1
coupon
1947
1
3%s series G
additional share of
industrials
Mar
142
June-Dec
mortgage 3%s
1971—...
series D
one
computed
are
11.26; 65 stocks, 23.26.
65-stock composite average
the
Jan
2
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
1981
May-Now
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
B
for
;
Jan
17
Safe
3s series
of
U Apr
4%
96
Jan-July
3s
Oct
—
Averages
9% Mar
Jun
Apr
98%
Mar-Sepf
1967
;
coupon
Service Electric
40
175.05
14
Friday's
98%
May-Not?
May -Nov
;—
A6y2s
Total
Bonds
174.84
June 22,
1953
1970
Public
ities
*174.02
21% Mar
Jan-July
debs
RR
Piedmont Hydro-Electric
Rails
66.75
106
Mar-Sepf
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
3%s
Util-
Rails
'
66.15
193%
98%
May
1953
iBank
extended
1st
mortgage
Stocks
66.49
144% 144 %
1992
coppon
conv
6%s
1953
Power
1st
Jties
167.02
12%
;
Jun
"Il2
53
Afay-Nov
Valley RR 4% 1963
New
England Power 3'/4s -19G1
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
due
roads
166.39
Jun'
u
1993
Altalian Power Realisation Trust 6%%
A 1st
10
Grade
167.54
Jan-July
Midland
6%s
Second
487.95
June-Dec
1956.
1953—
1940
10
10
First
Grade
trials
65
-
* 489.37
The
A
Hydro-Electric. Co-—
A7s
•
15
Utll-
*486.43
Jun
Bid & Asked
Sale Priee
June-Dec
1978
series B
3%s 1965
Western
&
'
10
Indus-
Total
20
Rail-
4
'
,
Week's Range
Division—
5%s
bondf
Co.:
Bonds
26
Quar-Feb
1970
A
series
debs
Averages
25
55 y4
;
3,100
111
June-Dec
1998
series
Finland Residential Mtge
*
'
22—
7IS Mar
Interest
1947
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
transacted during current week.
June
£i
...
4s
1
Ex-dividend,
being
trials
•
5s
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co—
\ A6y2s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
A6%s
sales
no
June
17
3,200
RR
prices;
June
Jun
12 Vb
102
200
&
40
Mar
ft Jan
.10
-
17%
Fuel
&
Water
57%
36 Vb
1
are
Date
nd
>50
15s/4
17%
mortgage
40
•
Utilities,
14 y4
17%
J
asked
30
Jan
3 J/8
200
4s
45
54
39
delivery
Indus-
Jan
200
12%
N
mortgage
A 1st
and
Apr
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
40
Stocks
Feb
9,800
12%
1
54%
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones &
on
25
\700
103% 103%
100
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Lackawanna
listed
Jun
%
~~
Aug
54
40
Stock and Bond
Jan
7
1
Power
2s
(not included in year's range), x
bid
Below
4%
3%
2
6s
Deferred
54%
*
4V2%
2%s
104
45
.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv,". convertible; "M," mortgage; "n+v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificateg;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
16%
3%
Low
Edison
A)
being traded flat.
SReported in receivership.
28%
6%
„
A Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Bethlehem Steel
(Plan
ji
Ltd—
Appalachian Elec
102
..
ABonds
Jun
4,100
15 V*
20%
Friday
Boston
dividend,
18%
700
3%
Stock
+45
'
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
1997
1
stmpd
faction for cash
Jan
3%
12%
"r jr.
...
American
__
r—
transaction (not included In year's range),
d Ex-interest,
transaction
(not included
in year's
range), f Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range), r Trans-
Odd-lot
a
Jan
value,
par
12
400
4
12
1
deposit receipts
preference
v
,
2!/8 May
24% May
50
25y4
4
4
BOND 8
.
Janeiro
♦No
58% May
Jun
10%
10%
„
-
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—^
^
3s
Jan
A
Jan
1%
Inc......
W»
•
de
fund
Jun
140
Feb
45
100
__
_1
i
,
31% May
10
American
,6%.
1,000
6%
■fa Jan
Machine..I
Petroleum
Woolworth
Jan
31%
Ltd.
Industries
104% Mar
30%
Industries
...——_
Newspaper
Woodall
Rio
Jun
3% Jan
55
__
1
common
preferred
p
2,600
1.25
Co
&
Brothers
Sinking
Apr
f fe
55
5
Petroleums
Wilson
2%
19%
2,600
1
Corp.
t65
April-Oct
1931
6s
154% May
Jun
5
Feb
23
6%
57/8
—20
(The)
Williams
100
133%
10
Oil
Apr
6V2
•
com..
—•„
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Jan
135
151
Is
preferred——
conv
2
190
2
pfd—100
Inc
"
79,800
f65
,
*3y$Mar
2%
43%
^22% Mar
Jun
__
Eagle. Internet Oil Co______10c
Stores Jiifc common
;
r._l
White
Jun
iy4
May-Nov
72
43%
—
.
t88
*
Ltd—
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—^
White
Jun
19 Va
2% May
shares.-
Stationery
Westmoreland
17 y2
19% May
•
Ry 7% .1st
ord
rets
100
700
5,900
148
148
pfd——100
Feb
1%
1.25
t
4.40%
Stockholders
Amer
3%
17%
1%
2%
♦
5% Mar
111% Mar
.
Jan
20%
1%
Leaseholds ' Ltd...
Western
Jiin
5
Manufacturing
West'Texas
27/a
17%
20%
(Del)
Wentworth
200
20
__
10c
;
Inc
200
3
108
1
Inc..:
5
3
.1
common
preference—.:.—
Investors
-
__
30
Inc
5
3
5
•
1
.June-Dec
155%
72
+60
JFriday's
—100
preferred___
Co
Knapp
series
ext„
Chile
of
J 43%
2008—_May-JVo»
76
1*5
tl03
"
.
Tiernan
Watch
Webster
ctfs
Inc
5%
High
66
...
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
—.June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2yes 2008——Mar-Sept
Peru .(Republic of)—
Jan
14%
14%
5%
L__*
——
Bond
&
'
~
Co__—___
preferred
Waitt
:
__
w
Waco
'
•
3— 1
Corp.—
Bank
171
June-Dec
Jan
4%
5%
5%
—.2
Manufacturing.—
Vulcan
2%s
of May 1927)
1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
AMortgage
tl54
Mar-Sept
1958
(issue
10% Mar
,
"
Vogt
;
Feb-Aug
6%s stamped
stamped (Plan A)
7s
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
66
1949
6%s
(Peru)
AMedeliin
3% May
66
Low
No.
Germany—
Maranhao
Jan
2,700
6%
«'■
—5
preferred
Co
Vanadium-Alloys
Van Norman Industries
(Prov)
High
May-Not?
redeemed)
ALima City
A7s
Valspar
of)
(20%
1939
AHanover
41 y4
2,550
4%
4%
4%
5
__
61%
62
10
common
7s
Apr
(City
55%
;;MS
Co
29%
AHanover
30 y2
61%
62%
,.—10
Sugar. -_i_
4% Mar
-
4
4 %
_50c
Insurance
Low
2
27
1
Corp—;
26 y8
%
High
2% May
15y8 Jan
„.1
common
American
T.mn
High
795,000
1,644,000
$12,009,000
$18,573,000
^ '
§6
(36)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Monday, July, 2, 1956
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Slock
frMejr
8TOCK8
Week'*
American
Tel
Anaconda
Corp.
Tel-
&
—100
Company
&
Boston
Albany
rri,
&
5%
Cities
Inc
Eastern
Gas
Mass
6%
Eastern
First
Ford
Motor
Creek
Y
100
10
10%
125
11%
*
24
24
100
*
,52 54
5454
694
49 %
5
55 54
56%
771
51% May
65% Mar
Co
H
5%
Hartford
RR
Smdt
90
137
May
12%
Jan
Jan
144%
28%
98
25
43
HZ
24%
2%
15
9%
Feb
2%
Feb
20% Mar
33%
34%
150 t
31 %
17%
17%
May
52
16%
Jun
24%
25%
408
26%
Woodley Petroleum
27
49%
49 54
50%
46%
48%
611
50
50
5
-—50
272
20%
.
49%
Jan
Jun
29
Jan
Jun
60%
48
Jun
69%
Drug
Kresge Co (S
Kysor Heater
Masco
Apr
15
56%
Jan
14 54
67 % Mar
52
13%
Jun
15
52%
577
59%
50
51% May
57% Apr
1.1111
66
-
v
Parke
Mar
Friday
•.
"
Last
Sale Price
Par
American
Balcrank
Laundry
29%
.__.l
18
10
Paper
mrnon.—
Cincinnati Gas <fc
Cincinnati
fclftc
Millin
Cincinnati
1.8.50
com
ifchine
.—50
Cincinnati Transit
H
:
j
Proctor & Gamble
Rapid
Preferred
Unlisted
...
;
H.Z
;
Telegraph
Canadian
IIII
Pacific
-
&
So
30
37%
Jan
51 %
87%
86%
:
87%
4%
4%
523
712
42
42
60%
61
47%
49%
48%
.
50%
27%
27%
27%
36
36
51%
51%
Feb
61
Department
Ford Motors
Jun
Feb
28%
15
36
Jun
40
Lorillard
Jun
52%
Coi_IHI__I
(P)
Corp
National Distillers
American
—111111!
when
Tube
Air
21%
Jun
178%
Jun
90
Feb
84
Feb
23% May
Jan
146 % 146%
5
31%
31%
63
63%
50
31%
53% Jan
59"% Jun
50
55% Jan
15%
250
15%
66%
15%
29%
30%
45%
76%
46%
76%
77
211% 212%
91%
91%
—10
.
22
65
.2.50
33%
33%
33%
56.
56
56%
15 %
106
Jun
May
Co
Corp
&
Apr
Apr
86% Jan
70
May
16% Jan
236%
Jan
52
32%
52
May
52% May
56%
65
61%
192
53
Jan
45%
363
40
14%
15%
May
100
14%
33%
35%
193
32
32
33% May
29% Jan
Feb
95% May
37% Mar
Jun
261
10
uy®
2%
2,735
11
57%
Apr
Jun
26%
Apr
Jan
14% Apr
May '
14% Jan
2>/« May
Jun
482
27%
Feb
8j/2
2,458
3%
3y® Jan
10'/a
31%
-
21% Apr
Jan
200
Jan
-
5%
116
13 Va
Jan
37
Apr
8Va Jun
4%
Apr
949
7%
Jun
14%
A':
10 V2
289
13%
Feb
16% Mar
3%
Jun
1%
5%
3,300
1
Apr
1% May
7%
8
:
:
.
200
5% Mar
Feb
Apr
60
18%
Jan
70
8%
Jun
36%
25
24% May
20% Jan
35%
Jun
44
41%
Jun
44
34%
Feb
53%
42%;
50
52%
53%
55
38%
39%
76
25%
25%
115
—5
...
37% May
21%
Feb
1
39% May
26% Maq
20
25
16%
Jan
20% Mar
50
20%
Jan
50
26% May
50
50
Jun
4
38
Jan
51%
41%
Jan
49% Mar
85
30
29
58%
Jun
39 %
39%
12
38%
Jun
60%
60%
50
60%
7
57%
—10
8
*
126
-16%
56%
8
57%
79
25
41%
50
13
57%
10
52%
52%
27
45%
45%
54
Feb
May
48% Jan
50% Feb
490
8
120% 126
57%
52%
52%
&
Ref
7%
Jun
103% Feb
*
51%
&
Anaconda
Co
Armco
Steel
Armour
Corp
&
Oil
Avco
Co
new
"50
Jun
Apr
54% May
35%
Jan
81% May
43% Jan
62% Mar
62%
Apr
10 % Mar
130'A
Apr
Feb
62
Apr
51% May
45% Jun
66
Mar
50% Mar
55%
$12,400
Mar
59% Feh
10 Va
May
May
124%
—
32%
85
26
a72%
887
14%
(Un)
22% May
Apr
26 % Mar
17
Feb
21% Jun
25
Jan
32
80
May
43%
Jun.
/48%
Apr
80
63%
peb
rey®
270
a72% a74 V2
Apr
11%
Jun
"
•
13%
al4% al4%
6%
6%
220
160
535
.
21%
Apr
.Jun
123%
44
a45% a46
6%
34
Jan
380
'
21%
V
13%
13% May
6% May
a—'/ '
384
Jun
15%
Apr
8% Max
"
k
...
_
20%
Jun
20
'5 2~4%
Mar
50
Jan
57
Mar
809
.
179% 179%
179
Jun
Feb
79'/a
280
75%
p'eb
84
37%
37%
May
175
34%
jun
51 Va
71%
72%
186
79 y®
-
73 '/a
576
a32% a32%
a55% a587/® i
__
40%
67%
Jan
33%
20 ?.
298
Jun
47
20
20
250
16
17%
-.
17%
17%
123
15%
al58%al60y»
40%
40 y®
1
a9%
5%
159
5%
37%
35
-
142%
150
a9%t
3
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31% May
101
Jan
32
r
13%
a
1.40
a21
32
/
10.
(Un)
111
652
a5l % a5l Va
(Un)__50,
(Un)
Manufacturing Corp
51
34
al33
32
-
~
"5
(Un)II~~l.
(Un)
common
/
al28%
25%
al33
10 '
Refining Co
Refining Co
Jan
10
_
Topeka & Santa Fe
Corp
May
7%
;
50
(Un)
(Un).
(111)
&
4
25
__
Oil
135
;
•
25
;
(Un)II"~
Corp
Anderson-Prichard
47
9% -. 9%
^T41%all21%
_.
*
.__/__I6o
Jun
Jan
Jan
•..
(Un)I
(Un)
Jan
85 % Mar
j.
,34% Apr
Feb
59 Va
Apr
23 Va May
Feb
Jan
19%
Apr
Jan
162 Va
Apr
Jan
42
9%
Jun
10%
Jun
418
5%
Jun
7%
Feb
431
12%
Jun
15%
% Mar
b
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)^__
Securities
Bandini
(Unj._I— id
Petroleum
Bankline
Oil
Basin
Bros
Oil
Black
Blue
Consol
Corp
(Un).III
Corp..
Airplane
(Un)
Oil Corp
Inc (Un)
2
Canada
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Pacific
Canso
Natural
Oil
Gas
~~
~~
(Un).
(Un)^
2
19c
18%
„5
a89%
1
a29
681
27
Jan
22
150
22
May
a49% a50%
147
'50'
•
16%
110
18c
19c
17%
19 y®
1%
146
57 Vz
.
Feb
Jan
18c
Jun
5,322,
15%
Apr
J%
Feb
165%
Jan
Apr
18% May
35c
Apr
-
'
Feb
19 % May
441
70%
Feb
2,410
3%
14%
,
Jun.;
6,000
a86% a90y®
14%
Jan
12%
3V4
Jan
89% May
4Va Feb
150
10
■■
Jun
16%
58%
Feb
63%
Jan
43%
519
41%
Feb
50%
Apr
16%
17%
685
; 16% May
19%
Jan
19%
19 V®
265
18
Jun
21%
Jan
8%
8%
100
8
9%
Jun
10%
10%
200
icy®
13%.
13%
465
13%
42%
17 y®
10%
1
,
14%
73
43 y®
42%
403
29%
Jan
'42 V4
47
47
Jim
4*8% May
May
16 % May
a58% a59%
""5
al5 % al5%
~~
Ltd—
7%
a31%
1A
Producers
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Pacific
4
—-
(Un)
31%
28c
15,900
2.90
preferred
Jun
5%
f,
"
Co* (Uni
Corp
37%
30%
.
2.65
preferred
red
Apr
Jan
20
5%
87
Jan
505
-
5%
Feb
"
Erie
61% Mar
Jun
Jun
a87%
preferred
72
4%
57%
v.
224
'.'St.
18% Mar
(Un)
Corp.
Phonograph
37%
(Un):
Mathieson
34%
Jan
May
72%
600
«
a47% a47%
,
7%
2.90
Clay Products
6%
72
a2ll%a213%
5
Feb
52
16
a89%
common
Jan
26% May
60% May
(Un)—-III1
Finance Corp
5% May
12% May
-26%
Oil
Pacific
Jun
316
preferred
Ohio
Pacific
Jan
/
4%
72
—___5
(Unt_
50
2%
31^*
39%
Feb
'
2%
_12
Mar
Jan
79%
4%
__
160
/
Feb
Feb
Apr
8%
320
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v
al6% al6%
•
common
2V4
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51%
3
-
&
79
a70% a72 %
a7%
a7%
1
Co
5 7c
Feb
47%
-
14%
10
(Un)__
Corp
Radio
1
—
(Un)
Share
Products
ElectroData
50c .:.y)
1__5 a211%
46%
2%
(Un
137
■
a25% a26%
.
17%
21
171
__50c
Co.
Co
68 %
Jan
Oil
Matcn
140
a8%
~
—
775
232
2.05
Edison
110
11%
14%
38%
,:
Apr
3% Mar
Feb
3
1
Onio
2,100
' 41/2
:
•
300
52%
Petroleum
Ohio
42 % Mar
r
Feb
452
—■
5
.
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Kodak
Paso
-
*
1
Inc—_.
de Nemours
II
Airlines
Eastera
El
i
(Un)
Industries
Dfesser
Dh
Co
14%
a26%
3%
1
May'
123
Jan
6%
a8%
"ss
5Q%
25%
al6%
•
Jan
■/" 9 %
Jun
28%
35%
6'A
11%
10
-
Aircraft Co
—
Oil Co of Calif—
Douglas
Dow
___50c
Ihc_
(Un)
Jun
46% May
38
1
Northrop Aircraft Inc
28% Mar
48%
32%
Jun
43%
48% Mar
5%%
DScca
Co_—_
Feb
110
•
43% Mar
*
40amay
165
4'/4
31
.
47
Jun
25%
1
American Aviation
Northern Pacific
Ry new
45^May
21
190
_5.
1
1
••
High
-
Mar
51%
(Un)__—___*
North
15%
3%
1
Corporation
Norris
22%
285
49
___50c
—
Cu'dahy Packing Co (Un
41%
"
Niagara Mohawk Power
Apr
36%
5
___—25
293
a43 a44%
lo
(Un)
Apr
34%
29%
/
RR
74%
64i/4
—
a417/8 a42%
1
Mining & Chem
New
Feb
198
~
42
5
(Un)___
New
Jan
29%
I
(Un)
Co
L__l
.
(Un)
Corp
Oil
Amer
1
1
Co
System
6% Mar
'
Crestmont
Elec
28%
36V'4
29%
361/4
England
~64V4
122% 122%
o
__25
New
22 y4
48%
6%
(Un)—_____25
Co
(Un)„„
■
26%
6%
—20
1
-
213
10
_
National Supply Co (Un)_
National Theatres Inc (Un)____!
j3
26%
'•
National Biscuit Co (Un)__
National Distillers (Un)
National Gypsum Co (Un)
404
'
Low
45%
1
160
a45 Va a46 %
a46 %
•
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oo
Ref
.*
50c
(Un)_—1
Motors
Continental
Crane
(Un)-:.
Electrodynamics
Continental
Continental
Y
N
(Un)_:
Co
Edison
Edison
Consolidated
*
25
(Un)
Co
69% May
'
Columbia
Diablo
926
.
a41%
Range Since Jan, 1
High
45%
3
Jun
j
Colorado
45%
*
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
57
572-
Mt
Inc
»
new
kkatM
30% Mar
6q3
67
Corp
'
•■iii/v' ; '■1
'
1
Climax
Molybdenum
(Un)_______—_*
Cities
Motorola
Feb
40
a65
& Co
22%
140
a20% a20%
preferred _____——_____i._-L-.100
Apr
1.30
Montgomery Ward
Jun
3%
for Week
Low
Par
■■
(Un)
20% Mar
-24%
300
<-
Jun
80c
100
v
63%
a24% a24%
•
.
•
1%
63%
3%
-10
-
Jun
Montana Power Co
Jun
15%
956-
-
_a321/8 a32%
(Un>___________25
Paul & Pac
St
3%
1.20
_>1—1
—
Chance
Co
1
_____
___—
Co--.-
Charter
Chesapeake
150
—
—
Eureka
Certain-Teed
Cessna
Aircraft
.
15%
1.20
—
15%.
3%
*
(Un)
Sales
Rarge
•f Price*
Sale Price
;
Celanese
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
a49% a49%
a30
30
21
Jan
a47% a49 %
122
42
Mar
a29% a29%
12
29%
Jun
51% Apr
38% Jan
,
38
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
<38)
Monday, July 2, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOB WEEK
STOCKS
West
Bros
Pictures
(Un)_
Air
Lines
Friday
LOW
High
High
Pacific
775
19%
Jan
25%
Jun
Harnischfeger Corp
38
100
29%
Jan
43
Feb
Heileman
1
al93A
19% a20V#
95
23% Mar
Hein
*
a74'/a
a73% a75 %
160
64
Feb
76
Apr
Heller
19%
19%
321
19 »/#
Jun
22'A Mar
Hertz
32%
33%
940
29
Feb
35
517'a
517#
547
5174
Jun
65 Va Max
Western
(Un)
Union
Hupp
2.50
Teleg (Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Electric (Un)
Williston Basin Oil
Wilson & Co Inc
Woolworth
32%
V
10c
(Un)
(F W)
York Corp
10
12>/2
Exploration
19% May
26c
May
al5% al574
170
13%
a45% a46>/4
364
23%
127
11
a46
23%
1
Youngstown Sheet & Tube CUn)———♦
Jan
May
Mar
27 Va
Apr
Brick
International
International
Tel
Laet
__
Alleghany Corp (Un)
——
——-I
Allied Laboratories new common
•
Allis Chalmers Mfg new
American Airlines (Un)
American
Jan
Jun
26 '
3,500
Rights ———I——~'.
Kaiser
Tobacco-
Oil
"
26% Mar
:
'
Anaconda
Armco
25
'
79
-
'
...
:
400
79%
37%
38%
5%
.
33i
5%
Jun
11/64
20% Jun
(111)
5
75%
Feb
35
300
May
50
5
Products
Corp
Atlantic Refining Co___._.
Automatic
Avco
Washer Co_,
1
:
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Belden
51
(Un)__
40%
&
Sons
(E
"
Burton-Dixie
Butler
C
&
Super
Canadian Pacific
Central
&
(Un)
Certain-Teed
*
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Milw St
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series
A
(Un):
Christiana
274
4Vs%
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So
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Deere
&
Edison
Mont
Du
Lab
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De
Beer
General
American
General
Box
General
;
General
General
General
(Un)
2%
Jan
Jun
1874 May
6Va
700
67
800
4643
Jun
Jan
300
30 y#
40
'200 '
85'A
Inc.
Jun
98%
Feb
42
y4
29
300
27
Jun
32%
16%
- 400
30%
"
400
6% May
Jun
;
91'/v Jun
;
o
(Un)_.
3
■
1,66%
974
Jan
;
Feb
42y4 Mac
35.%v Apr
!Potter
'
900
26
200
33%
Jun
Jan
66
(Un).___
& Rubber
.
City Steel Co
Drug Stores
12.50
1
—
Lakes
Wa)
3
1
25
For footnotes
see
page
.
Pure
Feb
May
Jan
77 V#
Jun
1974 May
100
21 y4
Jun
43%
Feb
76 »A
Feb
600
'/
3
1 674
14%
200
24
Jun
14%
Apr
245
I
600"
Jun
Jun
56%
1,800
52%
May
171/*
1574
2,100
8
300
6%
400
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;
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1,400
34
7,200
16
42
1874
42 V*
17%
17%
Co
*
Jan.
200
V
Jan
Jun
52 y»
200
49% Jan
700
34
Jan
4674 Apr
400
51%
Jan
-61
300,
48%
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153%
Mar
i/4
Jun
15/64
15/64
?/ 5.000
15/64 Jun
197A
20'/#
1,500
16%
1474
13,500
974
Apr
*1,500
574
Apr
—
780
13%
Jun
18
2374
23%
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26'A
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247#
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2274
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Mar
158'A 160
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4374
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24
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1374
2374
24
61
61
147
2074
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400
49 y8
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3274
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31
300
41V4 Jan
50 Va Mar
200
600
Jun
Jun
58 y#
':
Feb
52%
'S
500
{73? {7%
41%
36i/*
15
17
Shell
Industries
Roebuck &
Oil
(Un)
Mar
South
Southern
17% Mar
Lathe
Co
(Un)
Spe'rry
Rand
Spiegel
Jan
1674 Mar
__1
Corp..
Standard
Dredging
50% May
Standard
Oil
of
41
Mar ;
Standard
Oil
of
Apr;
Standard
Oil
California
new;
Indiana
187/b May
Standard Oil Co
Jun
467s
Jan
23
Standard Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
"
300
Apr
Mar
25
Jan
30% Mar
50
26
Jun
26
Jun
100
-
30
Jan
37
Mar
14%
Feb
TO?
101/2
254
300
'
10
Jan
85
Jan
(Ohio)-'
Machine
Tool
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Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
11
Swift
Jan
128% May
45.
*
7
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1
——
Stone Container Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corh
Sundstrand
&
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*
25
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i
Sylvania Electric Products
1
;
300
58
31V*
5,180
54V2 May
12 V2 Jun
..
;
30
May
36 y4
80'A
100
68 V2
Jan
30'A
100
21%
Feb
83% May"
34'A Mar *
Jan
6574
200
5574 Jan
72
58 74
5874
400
57Yz May
60%
2874
750
25%
Apr
29 y4
2174
1,900
19 V2
Jan
23
5074.
700
49%
Jun
5874 Mar
2474 May
2374 Jun
^
2574
10o
2474
2474
1,100
1474
147/s
1,600
39'A
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—
39%
100
5
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5
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59 V#
60
57 74
57
58
53%
5274
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3374
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3374
1674
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8
Feb
54% May
22 74 Mar
30%
253A
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17Vs
Jan
Jan
14%
18% May
5074
-
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10
19'A
21
•
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147#
1
413/4
27
2474
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300
Jan
Apr
65'A
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2174
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7474
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—
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Brands Inc
13%
3674
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1,400
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5
90
1274
5274
19 74
15
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Apr
5774 May
28 y4 Mar
Feb
557s
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-
774
8
200
2,100
900
2,000
[600
(1,100
VlOO/
13% May
39% Jun
5
50'A
Jan
_4774 Jan
274 May
33(4 May
300
1474
Jan
3.000
7%
Jun
Jun
Apr
Mar
27%
29ya
Jan
Apr
-
16
Jan.
43
Mar
49% May
48% Jam
May •
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5%
\.
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57% May
63% Apr
62V2 Apr
71% May
1474 Jan
39 y2
Apr
1974 May
10% Feb
5
26»A
26Vz
2,650
2474 Mar |
297/#
Jan
1
2574
25'A
2574
1,800
22 74
Jan
2774
Apr
25
45 V#
4474
45 ys
400
44%
Jun
48 V4
Feb
52 Ya
52 V#
52 V#
200
42 Va
Feb
54
7.50
*.
49%
Feb
1274
3074
1
Pacific Co (Un)
Southwestern Public Service
4974 Mar
-
A"
'
7.50
;
Southern
457/#
Jan
|6
52
__3
Co
Bend
127a
1.40
Co
...
May
55.%
12
A
Signode Steel Strapping Co..—
Sinclair Oil Corp..
Socony Mobil Oil (Un). new
Jan
35% May
60% Jan
:
5
Jan
119% 126
^
40 y8
Sears
70
657# May
65
Mar
May
38
'
'
•
class
19%
IS'A
Xl0V8
55'A
Stockyards
37%
100
26
3614
2774
200
29
26
400
1600
23
28%
r
Jan
40 'A
'
7174
40%
300
3174
3
Jan
14%
.
onn
300
3L ^7/a
23
11
31%
45'A
5
,
2%
,12%
70%
1074
T
Schenley
-
"
H/2
/
24% May
10 V2 Jun
5
'
19 y2 Mar
50
1
Apr "
35% Mar
15'A
1,050
Co
Jan
:• ••
427/#
1,100
Service
Jan ;
397/# Mar
57 Va
.42
2,600
Axle
36% Mar
105% May
50% Jun'
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-
267#
Paper
6% May
■V
■
1
5
547A
Public
16'A
26 Va May
Jan
May
,
:
Apr
f'74% Mar
«
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980
100
3274
Jun
Jun
"r'45y8
Jun
100'
•
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Jun
Mar
...160% Mar.
I
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Jan
'■
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A
Feb
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:
10 y4
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200
'
4174 " 44%
*
v
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2074
Jan
.21% Mar
>-14% Jun
10
:
253A
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Apr
'
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14 'A
24'/#
.
V
Apr
50
36%,
—_10
Paper
Feb
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Apr
175% May
•
5374
14'/4
■
&
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40%
'
40
14'A
5
Co..
Spring
.
18% Feb
65
—.
3
A
Louis National
<
Mar
121%
_•
Rockwell
.May
20% Mar
1,44
Apr
.16% May
•
850
__
12.50
Indiana
■
197#
r
;
37% Jun
2,800
10
St
\
42 '
May
50
■
Feb
6374 Mar
94
'
:
1474 May
43
Feb
Bros
Jan
5374
10
(Un)
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Jun
■A7Yt
Jun
52
5
of
May
>
700
25
wi
Co
;
v
Apr
48
22
*
50
(The)
Co
61
•
70%' 71
40
Service
Oil
26 Yz
-
2174'
.
1
preferred
common
May
__
5
RR
conv
Jan
>
29
•
78% Jan
34'A
10
«
Jun
374
64
40n
Jl'7
■
100
-
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco class B
17
8 000
~
36
Jan
10
35% May
•
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May
15%
' *43%
••
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14%
'
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300
1
n
liV'
8674
si
70'A
5
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11
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45%
.126
8674
200
39'/#
27%
/
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10
.
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42
1874
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,
3 7 74
350
;
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-.
Mar
/
4674 Mar
;•
20% Feb
J21
Feb
45 %* Feb
17%
25
Corp of America (Unr
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)—
*
^
^74
•
1,100
Jun
18%
200
H
173^
600"
53%
20
42'A
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Apr
9474
Jan
16%
8%
44%
23
2574
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200
:
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45
__
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/
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18%
6274
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337/«
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2474
__
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Quaker Oats Co
Jan
Jun
200'A
61%
-
337/a
Feb
Apr
51
24% Jun
-5,000
Jun
4674
6% Jun
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92
230
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38
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45
1.000
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Jan
,
55%
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1
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(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
35
*,
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61
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Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco
2674
20%
*
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29
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40
May
1,800
7
24'A
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Peoples Gas Light & Coke
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100
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)___
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Pfizer (Charles) & Co. (UnJ-s—-a—1
44% Mar
May
25% May
72% Feb "
"
200
17
1
-
52%
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T;
77V#
14s/8
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74
Mar
14
/ Jan
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48%
9174
,
350
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5
American World Airways (Un)
$1.60
Jan
40
6,300
• ~
Gas
Co
Pennsylvania
"
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Car
Peabody Coal Co
5%
Ape
15% May
"
Edison
Penn-Texas
Jun
1674
__
S
6%
2574
*
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corpv...
,
Feb
34%
-
(Un).
Rights
o
52 y«. Mar
<
90%
*
212
II
1.25
25'/4
Jan
23
30% May
46
,
%
Jun
23%
-
68%' Jun
200
100
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Ohio
Pan
Jaa
200
2 700
2
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.1,100
Apr
Mar
33%
j
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/CtvlOQ
46'A
4
'
Jun
62
; 700
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5
Pacific Gas & Electric...
70% May
41.% Jun
Feb
May
I
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4174
63%
56%
7474
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31
42'A
28
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10% Jun
6% May
6074 May
55% Jan
500
*
■
,
Feb
Jun
3%
200
65%
Jun
8%
Oak-
Jaw
37%
'
25%
32 V4
300
200
1,500
411/2
1
(Minnesota) (UnX—
Northwest Bancorporatlon
66% May
27% Apr
56
8%
6%
3274 M ay
54% Jan
23%
26%
14%
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Northern States
Jun
22%
400
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Jun
100
.
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North
Northern Illinois
Northern Pacific
Vo Mar
33
34%
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300
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.
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60
61TA Jun '
Feb
-
Jan
37% Mar
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26'A Apr v,
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200
46'A
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Jan
39
33%
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Great Lakes
Towing Co
Greif Bros
Cooperage class A
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21
Jan
33%,
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Great
Jun
Jan
3634
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7
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New York Central RR
:
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28
26
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574
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V
36% Mar
33%
1,800
,
•
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800
32%
38%
6
15
Phono
Motors
(W H)
"
30%-Feb:
400
20%
20
__7.50
Corp
Goodyear Tire
3,700
'
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Glidden Co
15
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27'A Jan
S
1% May
900
-
32%
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Gossard
500
63%
6
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Contract
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20
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Drive
Luxe
Feb
21%
Jun
1
com
Co...
Fox
Jan
4%
-
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4174.
1
conv cl A—
23%
2,400 r,
31%
72-
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24%
18%
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-
42
47%
,
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"37-v
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25
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5
common
convertible, preferred..
22%
100
*
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24
50c
Muskegon Motor Spec
National Distillers
300
763/a
Co
7'A
71%
;
Jun
8%
.
•
Mar
,
,
36
Jun
-
59
6174
•
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6,200
1
;
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Four-Wheel
May
Jan
6s/a
5
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2972
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-
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7'A
73'A
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Jun
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36%
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Vernon
&
17 y#
91%
67#
26%
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Co
&
42
91
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Apr
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1274
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19
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32
it
1.750
3374
187a
29%
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(Phillip)
61 %.
17%
1274
Monsanto
Montgomery
,
32
;
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(Un-)—
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Jun
—/
34V#
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/. 56%
19
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Public
Eddy Paper Corp
Elder. Manufacturing
Elgin National Watch
&
Minnesota-Min & Mfg new
Jan
6,300
-
1
3374
100
.
Jun
18
65
Apr
"
Mar
.
49%
*,
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26
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100
36%
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,
600
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13%
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2874
157'8
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Morris
34
48
3374
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36%
3374
4
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900
307#
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2.300
.
337/3
61 %
38'A
.
1,400
35%
Jan
*
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Jun
47
•
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15% Feb,
900
;
8
33%
44
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1674
64'A
__
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National Container Corp
15%
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46
1 5'A
60'A
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16%
28%. Jan
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77/#
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45
250
48
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&
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•
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;
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4%
.
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>
58
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100
1674
Apr
147 V4 Mar
3% May
24%. 2474
8
1
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42-
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24 V4
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Metropolitan
Modine
.
Feb
166
47
1
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Apr
29%
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Machine
Missouri
.
15
r
23V4
Jan
43% Feb
Apr
40%
20
de Nemours
Radio
Jun
5%
287#
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2%
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1674
115
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374
3'/4
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85
15%
Eastern Air Lines
Inc—;—
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Emerson
Jun
i
Co
50%
30%
10
1574
Jan
143%
&
Middle
3% May
49
Martin
Field
51
374
__
1674
Feb
40Va
10
Eastman
600
487a
64'A
Jan
1
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inc
1257a 1257/#
507#
-
17% Jun
25
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1253/a
*
68 .:
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Drewrys Ltd USA Inc
Du
Jan
Jan
25
3874
41i/4
5
Company
Chemical
38%
21 '/2
common
Minneapolis Brewing
34% May
62%.-Apr
31%
9174 1 V9174
;
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41%
15
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Dow
100
500
1
100
667'8
43%
25
Co
4074
22'A
33'Ac
800
6474
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Edison
4074
22 %
5
500
10
64%
6674
1
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un).—1T.—
Detroit
4074
2274
*
1874
38%
£
__
100
Cement
:
5574 May
,41% Jun
:
Jan
1%
32'A
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common
—
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Container
Corp of America....
Continental Motors Corp
:
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Feb
Mickelberry's
76 y2 Mar
*
__
__
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(Un)
Commonwealth
35
73
19%
1974
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Cleveland Electric Ilium
Coleman Co
Inc__—;—r
Columbia Gas System
Consolidated
1.200
*
8.75
20 y»' Apr34 V2 Jan
24%
—
RR—12.50
.1-
Iron
5574
com
(Un)
Jun
63%
?,
—
25
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50%
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25%
37 V4
32%- 32%
31%
32V2
100
;
& Pacific
—:
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55'A
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&
17
36%
32'/a
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Cleveland
33'Ac
&
300
153'a- 15% V
2%
2%' '
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1
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Co
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300
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1
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Service
Jan
:
Jan
31 %
.
25
Chrysler Corp
Cities
43
17'% *
13%
31%
5%
5
Pac common
Chicago Rock Island
Chicago So Shore &
1.200
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Feb
Jan
1%
10
common
Paul &
47 Ye
26%r.:»
43'A
42%
Chicago & Northwestern Ry—
5%
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4374
974, Jan
May
/
200
13%
50c
.,
151%
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2,600
24% ," >24%' 24% Ct:
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Chicago Corp
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467#
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400
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34 Va
10
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v;
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350"
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50
Mar
61%
r
100
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43
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Canadian Prospect
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Celanese Corp of America.
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Chic
43'A
V
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100
112
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13
3%
20-'
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5% Jtin
66
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147
17%
,
brothers common——.—,—15
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Apr
3074 May
24% Jun
Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
Medusa
Apr
14% May
Jun
1%
__
10
JW/A—\
3
49%
'
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Burroughs Corp (Un)_
28,400
f
30
v
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37»A
100
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,
171
74 Jan
3%
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Borg (George W) Corp...
Borg-Warner Corp
35
13
'
—
Jan
600
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66
—,
5
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Corp (Un)
41
I
Apr
23% May
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5%
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—
1574
140%
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3
:
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62
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40%
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Budd
'29% Jan
100
247#
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Feb
15%
300
18% '
13%
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4674
500
.;
66%
400
20%
17%
14%
50c
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17%
3
13
Co
Benguet Consol
200
3iy4
Marquette Cement Mfg.
7% Mar
Feb
14174 May
44% Mar
3274
Lytton's (Henry Cj & Co
Jan
Jan
600
73
58%
19%
7
158% 159 %
3
Manufacturing Co.
Bethlehem
'
1.50
Manufacturing Corp.
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings Inc
57%
L-4 :■/■■■
10
'
—
71%
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1
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Athey
73
*
;
10
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common
574
200
1374
Jan
40% May
247b
Lindsay Chemical Co
Mar
Jun
10'A
108
500
32 Vb
'32Yb
\
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18674 Feb
84 y# May
200
200
40%
31%
$2,50
Jun
24
Jun'
10 %
135
40%
247/#
32
179
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,
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1,900
1,400"
38 >/4
134
1
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3,600
Jun
10
Jan
common.,
Copper Mining (Un)
Corp:.
:
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(Un)
Gas
24%
*
30
'
61''
21% V
38 'A Mar
10%
135
*
800
11/64
Apr
32% Jan
33
400
A
90 'A
95'A May
29%
21%
May
Jan
74%
179% 180
78
Jun
73%
/
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400
25%
29
A
Apr
1674
84
-
79%
Laclede Gas Co common.—.——__4
21%
25'A
Jun
100
Landis Machine Co
Leath & Co common
..—.25
A
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Armour &
Tel
&
Jan
13
1,100
4874
Apr
21% Mas*
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100
95
32% May
May
Feb
18
600
277#
43% Jun
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900
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13
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15
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*
13
574 May
273/#
25 V#
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class
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City Power & Light
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"
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180
Jun
1.400
5
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(Un)
&
Alum
Kansas
"
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&
1,600
i;
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2'A
6'/4
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4,200
44
——
17'A
Jun
3574
317/8
29
4074 May
Jan
27a
337s
43%
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35 74
29%
7
37%
700
400
2'A
Feb
18 Ya
300
43%
10
1,500
17%
2074
Apr
10% May
39
May
33% Jun
31% May
22% May
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38
4
3674
3174
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American Tel & Tel Co
100
'
774
3374
24>/2
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2,650
3374
Jan
13
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Machine & Foundry
American
"
9%
35'A
16%
36 y4
1
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American Viscose
9%
34%
1.200
...
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Jones &
Apr
21% Jan
10% Mar
Jun
Jan
8
32'A
34'A
45'A
33'A
2974 May
17%
1774
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3674
12.50
(Un)
(Un)
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2,100
31
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31
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Paramount
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9%
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39'A Feb
500
200
300
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.
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Paper
Shoe
Sale Price
Corp
Packers
International
Par
Advanced
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STOCKS
100
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A compilation of the round-lot transactions Only
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34
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10
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Friday
26%
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/
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2%
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Industrial
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'
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17
—
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300
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Indiana
97 y« May
Feb
High
243/4
25 V*
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Illinois
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2,600
25
Brewing Co
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37 y4
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Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30%
Houdaille Hershey Corp
Industries Inc
Jan
50
May
2274 May
86%
Ya
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16% May
47
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———10
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6,000
28c
26c
26c
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(Un)
33%
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39c
Inc
RR
for Week
Low
25%
•
Western
Sales
Range
Sale Price
38
4
Week's
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
24
25%
5
Kentucky Coal Co (Un)
Western
Low
Par
■
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29
STOCKS
Share*
of Price#
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v
JUNE
for Week
Range
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ENDED
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Week's
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
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20
33%
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25%
14
14.
Tool Co
Toledo Edison Co
Trane
(The)
Co
Transamerica
2
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Radio Corp
Tri Continental Corp
20th
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Union
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United Air
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Apr
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Bethlehem Steel (Un)
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Jun
15%
Jan
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3%
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15% Mar
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180
31% Mar
39 V2
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322
17% May
21%
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38
430
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Apr
34% Mar
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Chemical
Fuel
Broadcast
33 Vz
30%
33%
909
24%nPeb
33 Vz Jun
16%
683
14%
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223/4
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33 Vz
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36 Va
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3,795
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Jun
17
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213/4
1,787
20 Vz
Jun
36 % Mar
21 Va
213/4
2,247
21
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233/4 Mar
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233
15
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common
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;
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9%
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22 y2 Mar
51%
-
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Jan -
10
Mfg Co new com w i(Un)_10
Airlines Inc com
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Feb
24
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45%
63 Vz
1.05
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1
High
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20
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Dye
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Mar
52
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(Un)
Corp (Un)
&
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Aluminium
Jan
2414
Jan
../'■V 441/:
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1.05
*
Gold
Corp
Chem
American
600
Low
41%
a45.% a45%
;L_
(Un)
Juneau
Alleghany
Allied
Jan
52 Va
32
13 v2
Reduction
Air
Jan
27
25
(Un)
Aeco Corp
Apr
63%
200
i
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40 Va
—
10c
ACF Industries Inc
Jan
Feb
6iy4 May
Shares
Low
'
■
5
common
for .Week
of Prices
'
May
Apr
25
5,400
32
19
62 Va
1,300
17 V*
13 %
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1,100
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Woolworth
Jun
64 y,
2y2
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5
Bankshares
Wisconsin.-public
1%
39.;
1
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700
613/4
10
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp.,
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Wisconsin
Apr
1%
24
61 %
•
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Western
White
38%
200
27
—4.
16%
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Webcor
453/4
26%
5
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200
Laboratories
>
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Sale l'rlce
14 Va Mar
May
*300
70%
10
—25
;
Mar
39%
24 Vz
1
(Un)—
Apr
26%
——
Union Oil of/California.
Aircraft Corp
27 »4
14
613/4
(Un)
United
24
1%
1
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Apr
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Apr
36
600
.
6034 May
Jun
68%
33..
600
:
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•
354
6014
1
(Un)
700
..
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39
39%
San Francisco Stock
High
;
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6014
2
—.
Trav-ler
208
Low
64
—
29
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
Corporation
Thor Power
Shares
Low
25
-—.
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for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR WEEK
Sales
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100
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86
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Apr
49 ¥2 Mar
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Feb
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1%
Jun
2%
Feb
The Commercial and Financial
(40)
Chronicle...Monday,
July 2, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
(Cost.)
Its Fraicises Sttek Exck
Week's
Friday
.
Great
Northern
Greyhound
Gulf
Oil
Ry
15
Corp
—...
15
Z
290
39%
560
46%
12% May
Apr
Puget
Pullman
Inc
Pure
Co
211
87%
772 ;
30% Jan
40
Apr
12
Jun
13%
Fob
Rayouici
43% Mar
44%
Jan
Raytheon
37%
37%
12
30
May
Feb
Jan
oil
Oil
Honolulu
50
2.70
2.70
310
12
125
69
69
440
56%
a6%
a6 V*
23
5%
69
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—
2.15
a43
Idaho
Power
76c
Mary Mine* Corp (Un).
-.75c
Jun
"
5%
2.80 Jun
Incorp
Mfg
Republic
12
Jun
Reserve
Jan
72
Jun
Rexall
Apr
:" 6%
Jan
Co
Oil
Paper
Co
(Un)
Oil
al34%
7V4
(Un)—
International Tel ft Tel com
.
Jan
1.30
15%
43%
44%
Oil
Cement
31% Mar
Riverside
% 33% Jun
38%
Feb
Royal
141
•92% May
109% Feb
99%
Jan
23
al33%al34%
32
32%
11
■*■<
795
10%
1,600
135
30% Feb
8% Feb
Ryan
Johns-Manville
4
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Kaiser
11%
Jun
Power
ft
Light
(Un)
Land Co—
.
140
48
Jun
53%
42% May
52%
a49% a50%
85
35
Feb
48%
Apr
56% May
53% Jan
14
Jun
19% Mar
al5%
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230
22%
22%
150
21%
Feb
126
126
514
46%
460
117%
44%
Feb
46%
2Mb
23%
49
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Lor 111ard
Macy
(Un)
Inc
(P)
Co
ft
Magnavox Co
(R H)
(Un)
Co
Matson
ft
Merck
X
Lead
Scott
Paper
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33%
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new
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&
Roebuck
10
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15%
100
31%
32%
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29%
30
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9,250
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72c
79c
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23
43
(Un)
Ohio
Invest
Sugar Co. Ltd
(Un)
Co
Olln
Mathiesen
41%
Jun
45%
45%
.233
44%.. Jua
43% Jun
46% Jun
13
13
400
12% May
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20
22% Mar
24% May
26% May
60
May
25%
25%
52%
52%
5%
6
Rights
6%
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5%%
5%
:
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4.50%
pfd
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Transamerlca
Jan
Trans
31%
1,623
28%
Jun
34%
Feb
Trl*Continental
130
.0 79%
250
a41%
8% Mar
Tidewater
94% May
Jan
24
Jun
37
Jun
41%
29%
Jan
Union
17%
Feb
Union
Feb
Union
Twentieth
?!
14% Mar r
100
45c
Jan
2.70
American
Pacific
New
•54
54
236
Sugar
62,%
60%
Apr
United
Aircraft
17%
16 Va
18
17,760
12% Jan
18
49%
49%
%
2,298
155,327
48%
15/64
15/64 Jun
Petrocarbon
Qorp
34%
common
Petroleum
common
1,619
372
,
v
v
...
50
33%
Apr
30% May
110
.27
25%
330
24%
,400
24%
133
57%
Apr,.
Jun
38%
1,879
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Jun
98%
98%
50
98%
,
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65c
18
104
18%
139
138%
139
19%
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29
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970
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53
Jan
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62%
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.
250
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115
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51
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28
28
100
/
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Apr,
28
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Apr
42%
55 V* May
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'64W
358
63% Jun"
33%.
1,752
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22%
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26%
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Jun
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Jan
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16
,
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26%
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May
Jan
18%
Jan
140%
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47
11%
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47
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1.15
•
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.
Pacifio Railroad
1.40
25
30% May,
36
88
23
Feb
28
20%
Jan
25% May
1.35
21%
788
20%
Jun
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78%
Jan
50
49%
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250
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Westlnghouse Elec Corp (Un).,—12%
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10
Jan
;
32%
525
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1,118
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Jun
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—
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84
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Jan
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10 Va
102
v
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Anr
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK ENDED
JUNE
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Bala Pries
Par
AMtlbl Power ft
Paper common
4%%
•
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Canada
preferred
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"
24%
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,23
10
695
10
7%
350
4,131
Apr
42%
Apr
26% .Jan
12 %■ Apr
8%
275
28
Feb
43
11,390
35
Jan
British
Columbia
Electric
10
-100
Apr
105,%
Feb
48
May
52%
Jan
5o
Jan*
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.4% %
121
137% May
26
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54
Feb
51
50 %
53
54%
155
44%
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54 Va
45
230
44 %
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21%
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21
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225
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54
55%
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3.20
3.35
42
8,220
41%
42
1,315
.
38
17%
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May
57 %
47
45
Apr
Jan
Jun
Mills
50
52
120
90
90
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16
42
41
43
46 V2
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43
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May
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62
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Feb
28
May
Calgary
Canada
25
Jan
33
May
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Jan
56
Apr
$1.3n
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Jun
68 %
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Canada
Jun
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Canada
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1.15 May
33
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1.12
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21%
42
45%, 46%
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Jan
Jun
38%
46 Va
•
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65
American
115
50 %
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•
25
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65
41%
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Brazilian Traction Light ft PowerAmerican Bank Note Co—.1
133
560
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7%
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page
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Jun
124%
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see
34%
133
—_
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39%
24%
of Prices
Par
Rights
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Canadienne
38 V,
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112%
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29
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Number 5547...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
(41)
—
"7
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
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Canada
Malting
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.
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Trans-Canada
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325
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175
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Feb
2.70 May
40c
May
1.51 May
27 %e Mar
3.70
71c
2.35
Apr
Mar
Jun
21c
Apr
24c
Jan
21 %c
Jun
15c
Jun
19 %c
Jan
44c
9
Jan
15
Apr
1
Bailey Selburn
Phillips Square
Baker
Office:
Talc
Oil
Gold
Bandowan
Mines
Earnat
JOHN'S, P. Q.
Mines
Barvallee
& Gas Ltd A
Ltd—
Ltd
Mines
Jun
9dfe
Jun
11c
12c
20,725
10,500
70c
11c
6%c
Feb
15c
Apr
1.04
96c
1.05
51,300
96c
Jan
88c
1
Gold
Ltd
May
82C
90c
1.05
Mines
61c
61c
3,000
61c
Jun
16c
12c
16c
Jan
23c
Apr
13c
12c
15c
8,500
37,000
9c
Ltd—1
10c
Apr
18c
Jan
1
2.60
2.40
2.75
7,700
3.35
Jan
2.05 Mar
1.00
Jun
1
Ltd
Lake
13%
—1
—1
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Red
1
1
Ltd
Band-Ore
2-0575
Beaucage
45.
Jan
65% May
25
(R
64
705
William St., New York City, HAnover
page
14
21 %
:
*
Ltd
"♦•atrice
see
May
•
Crain
50
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
footnotes
Apr
17
consolidated
Jan
965
10
131/2
20
Advertising
51%
•
Jun
Jan
23'A
5
Supetoest jPe$r67fcum Ltd
4,250
Jun
May
5.00 May
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A
Atlas Sulphur &
Local
5%
Stoviell Screw Co
•'
55
25
•
pfd:
Paper Inv
Apr
640
102
Jun
2.75
.300
•
Lumber
Apr
EXCHANGE
Telephone PL-9501
&
34
-
Jun
13%
Investments Ltd—
12%
■■'U:
Jan
Mar
-
3.95 May
5.55
665
23
80
14% Feb
!
23Q
69 %
,
Mar
53
Jun
40%
Apr
50
J
23%
Friday
Sugar
Jan
230 Notre Dame St.
West, Montreal
For
23%
&
Jun
1,586:
23
al5
Jan
EXCHANGE
STOCK
16%
69i/4
21%
Feb
101
•
500
16%
Feb
Feb
2.00
13,938
1,720
15%
—1
28
HART
STOCK
STOCK
'
9.20
15%
Packers Ltd class B_.
Alta
•
9.10
V
Jun
57% Jan
841
3.30
2.95
17 %
45%
Jan
Mar
100
Apr
49
Jan
29
*
Canada
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&
42
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•
cum
44
54 %
SAVARD
335
f
41
23
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525
25
101% 101%
69%
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1,025
12 %~
500
95%
155,235
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common.
Lumber
Feb
12%
19%
45".
152'
25 % May
15
3.00
Par
•.
3.50 Mar
Jan
12%
100
2.30
Sale Fries
May
2.50
18
150
250
22,712
—-•
STOCKS
Jun
11% Mar
105
38%
Jun
64%
9.15
54 % Mar
Apr
Mar
59%
3.30
r
Mar
9%
103%
Feb
-
!
40
140
Canadian Stock
Mount
104%
27%
24
Jan
10
150
A. 24
common
Placer Development
Powell River Company
Mar
fOV2 May
•
11
alOO
27%
*
Feb
Jun
59%
37%
:
Jan
19%
Jun
30%'
:
24
„
Apr
16
49 %
51
25
25
15%
-
Weston (Geo) class A;
.'tr Class B "———————
: •
Winnipeg Central Gas
McColl-F'rontenac
28%
23%
57%
•
42% May
105
30
38
—100
Products
Jun
Jun
735
48
57%
2.85
16%
all % all %
30
52% Mar
130
•
y.
Apr
52
Jan
8%
417
Weaving—
Feb
Jun
!:
4 2,437
alOO
40
Jan
"9Va
14
16.
142% May
Jun
.23
—5
'27%
;
135
a22% &22V2
6% Mar
Jun
58
16%
Apr
Apr
98 Vb May
Jan
16%
a3.00
v,./ 23
Car Corp
38%
6,265
1
Jan
131% Mar
.
Feb
22
13%
100
Drug & Chemical
8
55
Jan
25% Mar
a2.60
13%
•
Wire
Penmans
V
55%
a3.00;
190
1,815
95;
24%
Jun
'
15/
44'
95
•'
Noranda Mines Ltd—
7%
7%
*
B
National Steel
Ontario
7%
*
;
Montreal Locomotive
Niagara
41%
•
A
class
43%
100
—
class
Morgan & Co 4%%
28"
50
a$
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.
Breweries
109
65
alO
18 %
Jan
420^
a20
■
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
\ llassey-H arris-Ferguson common
Preferred
—:
Mar
775
22%'
-
14%
"
1,080
com
47
305
47
•
Cotton
May
100
j
Wabasso
Jun
90
40
26%-
Apr
102
Jan
141
51%
•
Corp
Fleet
Feb
6% Mar
265
52
38%
McColl Frontenac
78 %
100
2.85
50% Feb
127
3,068
a35
Jan
101% Feb
11%
100
•
Ltd
•''■V'.
92
Jun
68%
Mar
48% May
'
500
132
Feb
96% Mav
7,081
r
Corp common—5
28
National
59
14%
38%
(Robt)
Class B „;
6%
May
.48%
*
Ser
Mitchell
50
14%
7.50
common
Jan
53% May
12% Mar
6% May
48%
7;/-6%
52%
4.70 Mar
100%
?
.160.
19%
42
Canadian
601
48%
5
Class
May
98
Jamaica
llolson
54
98
*
48
51%
101%
-
Steel
Power
98
Intcrprovinclal Piue Lines
77
100
Oils
Western
970
Power
international
Lewis Bros'
pfd
Rights
Canadian
53
23
685
2,436
„
47
Bank
Canadian
51%
common
International
Ltd
Toronto-Dominion
Jun
•
23
220
102
84%-
26
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd——•
Canadian Gen Electric Co Ltd
—50
15% Mar
50
Jun
—25
pfd_—
Apr
2.70
48% May
V
*
6%
18
63 '/a
15% Mar
100
Bronze
Secord
/
Jan
v
16% May
75% Jun
51%
t
Rights
Apr
10 y4
15%
Jan
880
19%
*
Canada—
85%
36%
.„5
Labatt
of
11%
5,787
100
Laurentide
Co
Jan
7,855
Preferred
Laura
Steel
Jan
1,700
10
31
100
•
Power
Jun
8.60
6%
*
26
—100
*
Canada
64
11%
common
preferred
Public
•
pfd
Ltd
Southern
47%
A
11
Preferred
-
10% Feb
6%
-
of
5r/c
Southam Co
<
Claude
51%
Feb
Apr
38
1,065
56
28%
65% Mar
4.00 May
140
141
common
Sons
Brown Company
Burns & Co Ltd—
r50
13
5
com!
preferred
International
Simpsons
&
Belgium Stores Ltd 5 %
Jun ;
44%
*
Canada
**p«ruince
Cement
(H)
Jan
Jan
£1
of
(John)
iniand
Breweries
Simon
Jan
33
12%
84%
15% May
56% May
•
40
100
66%
Jan
44
10
preferred
$4.25
Inglis
112
Mar
12%
*
•
com
Anglo-Canadian Pulp <se Paper
Anglo-Nfjd Development Co
11
12%
—1
preferred
$4.50
Jan
42%
280
.
Feb
52%
,_50
Canada
Apr
48
13
Mining
—
ip'- c-iBi
>
Jun
44%
50
Tobacco
'triai
of
preferred
Apr
32
'
Jun
•
common
12%
25
47%
Mar
v
37
Mav
''
9
1,755
37.
.*
2
Paper
Imperial Bank of Canada
Imperial Oil Ltd
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B
Williams
50
Canada
Husky Oil
ln-
28
41% May
a8%
36%
preferred
Hudson
1%
preferred
4% 7*
pfd—
Feb
58
Jun
12%
Howard
;
Jan
a8%
50%
580
a30
82 74
common—*
4%
Canadian
740
44%
com
14%
101%
A
Jan
23
60
a8%
•
new
Jun
846
60
4,010
28,315
84
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Feb
12%
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200
1,515
27
4.50
13%
14
59%
101 %
common
21
Feb
Apr
Apr
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•
25
Jan
54%
108 ;
16%
50
21%
4.20
80
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•
;
Alabas
>•
36%;
17% Mar
57%
4.40
-
common
••
Jan
21 % May
Apr
9%
23%
27%
Ltd
59%
102
Jun
Jun
23
36
Co
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10
Jun
250
Feb
30y4 Mar
Jun
19
Jan
14%
Jun
97
49
Jun
May
44% Mar
-
8%
54%
5
&
v
17% -17%
36%
*
27
50
Jan
5
465
common
Paper Co Ltd
class
Jan
9
506
3
Wares
Lime
24
22
635
100
Motors
^reat Laxes
May
7% May
"75 -
3,752
Jun
May
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23'A
646
97:
17%
22% Mar
39%
24%
•
common
Dynamics
General
17
•
.38%.
•
;
General
Jan
24
•
common
preferred
General
Jan
Jan
12%
35
5
Co's
Gatlneau
17%
-
37%
1
27%
al9% al9%
19 %
191/z
78
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Apr
44% Mar
35
Corp.:
27
97
—.
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Feb
38
14
,
17%
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32
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14
205
79
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Apr
1,490 '
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Feb
13%
17%
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241/4
:
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Co'
9,310
7%;
8%;
11%
13%
•
17%
'•
2,015
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8'A
,
Players
foundation
-40
•
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100
*
13% May
7% Mar
Jan
22
50
Jun
Cement
'
Mar
•
,
Corp
27%
39%,
.
96%
Corp
Apr
*
com
A
Steinbergs Ltd 5%%
7% May
285
Mar
24
Apr
al39
11
39% Mar
Jun
Jan
17%
16.
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—
Canada Sec
Preferred
Eleotrolux
45
39
100
Brewery Ltd
Pont
19%
11
43
a2l;
7%
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—
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Sherwin
17% Mar
33% May
100
20%
a2i:
:
Mar
1,345
21%
*
71
*
Oil
Series
Mar
56
*
32
39%
23%
z.
preferred
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Dow
a8
•
common
Jan
Lawrence
-
Jan
33
46
75
'
16.
50
27 %
'
Mar
17
225
17%.
42
•
common
—
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43
1,641
al9%
Shawlnigan Water & Power
Jan
38
■«;
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May
15% May
2,626
•
Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Red pfd
31% May
3,655
31'/a
•
common...
Steel
31 %
67%
•et
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Apr
13
16
35'
17%
•
com
17%
30
".
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35
T
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Jun-
Jan
"
*
common
preferred
8%
450
54
....
May
200
20%
20
13
6
250
16
34%
20'/a
*
Dominion-Foundries & 8teel
Dominion
34%
• "
Corsets
Dairies
32
:
*
4,640
16% i
54/
7
7-7-1-
62%
66%
_•
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29% May
45% May
10
Feb
67
*
£
Royalite
24% May
36% Mar
preferred
I
53
100
—-
Royal Bank of Canada
Rights
Jan
671
3,231
Smelting
Seal
24
20,
A_
&
Feb
31%/
Equipment
&
28%
23%-
*
,5%
Jan
19%
•
Dominion
23
Class
High
535
•
common
class
Low
62%
preferred—100
Company,
James-
Paper
Range Since Jan. 1
High
61%
St
a28
30%
♦
Dominion
5
Ltd
Low
62%
Feb /*
9
23%
B
Dominion
Jan
Co
Shares
•
k
■
Mar
23 %
Corbys class
Distillers
8
Rolland
Feb
19%
Enterprises
Cork
80
Canada—
Quebec Power
Apr
15
&
Robertson
>11% Mar
31 J/4
Consumers Glass
Crown
Jun
'
•-
"
J)
Mining
Class
10
•
Farm
Combined
50
37
>May
of
Reynolds Aluminum
Jun
21
.
Jun
9
Apr
Apr
21% Mar
Jun
18
Price Bros
Mar
42
Corp
for Week
Jun
_25
common-
Vickers
(B
/
32
May
31
50
33%
V
Feb
•325
a7%;
a28
•
Railway
Ltd
a7%
'v';;
4%
preferred
Provincial Transport
57%
.
16
210
alO
a7
*
com
common-
Petrofina
Cockshutt
18
9%<
alO
25
Morse
Industries
Oil
18
9%.
common
Fairbanks
Canadian
18
Jun
Jan
33 %
Jun
Jan
33
1,435
■
9%-
30
27
/
-
Power
13%
Jun
.
Par
59% May
23% May
Sales
Range
Sale Price
36
Jan
2,621
.33
—25
—
Canadian
Consol
51%:
29%
.—25
.
Cellulose
A
501/4-
,
Canadian
Coghlin
May
16
;
^
Cottons
Canadian
12
40
common
preferred
»m»uian
430
;
Jun
29%
■:7'3P;
Ltd
Chemical
Canadian
12%
30%
common
—,
series
Canadian
Vb
29%
1-29
Canadian
series
51
common
Cauners
,6 7a
—10
preferred
$1.75
Jun
57
Week's
of Prices
Last
1
High
Jun
27
12%
-50
Commerce
Bronze
"j. $1
23%
175
27
—.
of
Canadian
Canadian
225
30%
105
~
Canadian
,
23%
.21
23'A
common
Breweries
Canadian
Low
57
23%
<
STOCKS
Range since Jan.*
-
57
-26
Steamship
5% preferred
Canadian Bank
Shares
Pigh
''
common
preferred
Canada
V.
Low
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
JUNE 29
Sales
\ Range
Feb
41
42
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(42)
...
Monday, July 2, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Belcher
Mining
Beilechasse
Belle
Ltd_^
Corp
Corp
Mining
Mines Ltd—.^i.
Refining Corp
Chibougamau
Bonnyville Oil
Boreal
&
Bouscadillac
Gold
"♦
1
—1
I
*
-
-
23%c
1
Ltd
Mines
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
Low
f
300
2.50
2.60
75c
28c
29c
49Vic
16c
30c
48c
15c
53c
17c
3,500
3,000
-
Toronto Stock
2.00
1.90
25c
1.53
1.51
2.75
Jan
20c
Mar
'47c
Jun
'15c
Mar
"44c
2ic
jun
42c
3.80
Anr
Mar
48c
9,500,
<< 3,000 ■<
1.15
1.90
2,600
27 'A
Jun
13,500
*
'
Apr
1.60
Collieries
5 ^
-
(Dunsmuir)
'.
46c
:<•</! 9
Copper
Cliff
ltio
Dome
90c
8c
10c
11,000
9c
10c
17c
19c
1.00
1.15
4.25
4.35
43c 48 %c
9,000
tfe
Duvun
—
Mining
17c
Asbestos
Mining
Oil
Ltd———
22c
Jun
Jun
May
48c
Feb
35c
Apr
1.85
6,100
72c
21,050
63c
8.90
71c.*
3.35
3.45
al3%
63c
3,300
al4
1.17
12,700
6.00
6.10
900
Jun
Jun
3.00
1.15
1.08
1.15
16,950
96c
6.30
60c
6.60
70c
14,800
5.50
84,30(1
Jan
29Vic
Jun
Metal
Mines
Ltd
31c
28c
32c
9,000
28c
Jun
55c
35c
4.500
30c
Mar
50c
Falconbrldge Nickel
Fano
Mining
Formula
Mines
Frobislrer
Fundy
&
Mines
Ltd
*
a36
a37
155
Exploration
tlu4o>
Grandines
24c
26c
6,000
22c
Mar
12%c
12%c
13c
5,000
12 Vic
Jun
4.45
4.50
3.80
May
'■
28c
25 VieC
28<J
13,500
Apr
h;
12c
10 %c
12c
14,610
18
18
400
32c
35c
16,100
30c
May
12c 12%c
3.501
12c
Mar
1,000
16 Vi Mar
4.45
1
——1
—
Mines
Mines
«
V
Mines—1
Ltd
Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium
Gunnar
24c
i—_♦
Bav Copper
Mines
32c
*
—
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Ltd—
—
1
18
~
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd—.
5
1
22c
Indian lake
1
—
Uranium
Israel
Mines
Continental
Oil
Co
Ltd—
18
25c
',"-".1,680
30
Mines
1.42
5,500
24c
25c
4,300
1.05
1.05
3,000
1.05
Jardun Mines Ltd voting trust—.:_1
Jaye Explorations Ltd
—
1
Joltet-Quebec Mines Ltd.———:
1
25c
27c
5,200
97c
95c
1.02
23,500
1.35
1.29
1.38
1.20
__
Kojitikl Lead Zinc Mings Ltd.;,
1
Labrador Min & Exploration Co Ltd_l
Lingslde Copper Mining Co Ltd—
__1
Lithium
Corp of Canada.—.
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd..
I5%c
15%c
19%
„
17c
20c
19%
1.00
8,000
.<•
Jun
18
1,800
Jun
24c
3,000
II
2.80
2.80
100
1
80
80
80
150
t
50c
43c
53c
131,403
54c
J
3.00
3.15
14,200
Jan
5.00
29c
30c
2,500
29c
Jun
35c
Apr
80c
80c
85c
8,500
80c
Jun
89c
4,000
70c
May
Mines
Ltd..
<>
Mining Endeavor Co....
,.1
Mogador Mines Ltd——_„__i
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Montgary
Explorations
Ltd—
f.::
76c
__
85c
2.C4
1.20
1.15
1.23
5,600
1.15
3.45
3.90
91,225
2.00
;
Jan
Formaque
New
Jack
New
Jaculet
Newkirk
New
New
Mines
Ltd—
__i
Lake
Uranium Mines
Mines Ltd
Ltd
53c
Pacific
Asbestos
Coal
&
Oils Ltd
Jan
58c
60,400
8c
Feb
64c
2.75
3.00
55c
25c
106,400
12%
13
800
55c
188,900
14c
Mar
1 95
109,300
34c
Ja,n
2.15
1.43
26%
2.30
2.10
2.37
279,750
44c
40c
53c
12,385
Vinray
Nickel
Nu-Age
4.60
183
Apr
5.00
Apr
42c
46c
20,600
(1945)
Okaila
Oils
Mines
Petroleums
Cons
Phillips
Ltd:
Uranium
Oil
Co
16c
29,100
U;i 8c
Jan
35c
Apr
—1
1
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1
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13%
Stadacona Mines
Standard
Steep
Q»iUivan
Tache
Mines
Iron
Cons
Mines
Mines
Torbrit
3.15
3.45
16,475
33c
35c
3,500
31c
Mar
11c 12 %c
.14,733
9c
Apr
60c
Jun
.;
1
Mines—
34c
1
Mines
11 %c
Mines
Trebor
65c
60c
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21,900
1.05
1.15
5,500
5c
8,600
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2.45
2.41
2.45
3,780
90c
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93c
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76c
27c
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26c
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18,900
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26c
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15c
63'%
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2.33
Jun
Apr
37
100
40,830
7%
7%
8
4.165
2.60
2.31
2.82
44,150
United
Asbestos
Lithium
Virginia
Mar
>46**
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19c
65% May
.
1.90 Mar
1
Lodge
Lumber
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19%
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19%
25
1
3.50
2.50
3.55
587,865
1.10
25
46'A
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46'A
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Weedon
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Wendell
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Westburne
Westville
Oil
Mines
Ltd.!
Co
1.02
1.13
1.02
8
Belcher
Bell
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Corn
Telephone
Bevcon
Ltd
1
35c
&
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Co
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Ltd.
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1
11c
10c
12c
2.71
2.50
2.75
1.15
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Bicroft
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Bidcop
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Mines
1
For footnotes
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89c
Black
Feb
Bonville
Gold
,
I
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Jan
71c
Jan
20%
Jan
Feb
3.55
Jun
Jun
51% Mar
1.19
Jun
15,341
30c
Jun
'60c
Feb
33,250
9%c
Jan
17c
Apr
2.90
Feb
A
2.30 Mar
II,587
1.25
3,225
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1.90
90c
90c
v.;: 5,400
85c
May
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1.45
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70c
2,600
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12c
23,500
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Jun
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Jan
20c
Jun
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Bay
V
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1.15
Mines
1
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10c
10c
24c
22 %c >
26c
41,000
20c
24c
1.00
15,300
10c
Jun
1.00
Jan
Bralorne Mines
1.39
Jan
5.00
Jun
Bralsaman
10'Ac
Jan
15c
Feb
Brantford
Cordage
May
55c
Traction
Jan
17c
Feb
:.28c
May
Apr
27c
25c
28c
69,500
21c
46c
42c
51c
2.68
2.60
2.68
8,093
69c
65c
70c
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14%
—
18c
17c
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1
15
40,072
3,750
,
19c
30c
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'
3.00
Jun
8.50
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1.77
48c
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17%
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lbc
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1.05
3,000
95c
1.75
27,050
75c
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21c
72,200
15c
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36,000
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35c
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Columbia
550
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1.45
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6c
44c
25
350
26c
34c
115,200
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40c
May
Class B
8.75
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1,100
1.40
1.49
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89c
90c
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6,000
21c
24c
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31c
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1.000
25
13'Ac
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Apr
14c
Jan
Bruck
ADr
Brunhurst
8
Mar
Biunsnmn
Mines
Jun
30
Feb
39c
Apr
1.40
10%
Feb
9c
Mar
Jan
55c
May
3,200
30c
1,525
15
5 45
5 55
300
46c
50c
64,200
20c
17C
4,700
50c
60c
31,300
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17,030
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class
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15
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13
310
43
46%
85
1.42
1.50
36%
10
10c 12 %c
13c
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16,375
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17c
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17
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43
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5.05
45c
Jan
11%
11%
Feb
21c
6.60
Jan
20c
Gairdner &
Feb
Feb
70c
May
60 Wall Street,
May
Jun
45c
-
14'/a
Jun
18c
Feb
15c
Jan
60c
Jan
14%
Apr
11c
*
Jan
15%c May
26c
May
Jan
85c
Feb
500
80c
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19c
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-
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Company Inc.
New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
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1.10 Mar
70c
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Jun
-
6 65
100
24r
29c
19,500
2.57
2.40
2.57
15,170
1
72c
69c
72c
105,800
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14,000
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75c
80c
6,344
39y2C
37c
40c
206.400
6.50
24c
1.98
44c
Feb
8.10 Jan
Jun
48c
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
59c
Jan
14 Vic
Feb
80c
Apr
14%c
Apr
94c
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CANADIAN
Mar
45c
Apr
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Mar
3.10 Mar
SECURITIES
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Vancouver Stock Exchange
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Jan
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Mar
Jan
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9c
625
21% May
12c
24 %c
2.15
8'A
46,950
11%
1
Feb
20
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1.38 May
35,750
1
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Jun
10
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Jan
95
.
Jan
11,000
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;
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1
May
16
42
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50
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390
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16c
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2.10
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Apr
59c
20 Vic
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4.30
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1.65
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1.25
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32c
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18%
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class
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Jan
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-
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49
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TeleDhone Co—
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17,222
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100
Apr
Mar
Apr
1.21
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2.31
13,900
2.85
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33c
Jun
1.35'
2,60
42%
100%
_50
preferred
36c
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35,150
6.65
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6.00
Jan
I 97/«
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May
98c
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2.12 Mar
18,600
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1.07
6%
1.30
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91,300
26c
:v ;
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Feb
1.95
1
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8c
46c
12c
42%
—1
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British
19c
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70c
19
7
3.45
25
1
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,
34,300
2.75'
1.06
common—
4.75 Mar
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26c
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5.35
1
class B
Jun
62c
21c
11c
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1.95
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90c
2.50
12c
1
1
1.65
.
62c
9.05
2.55
1
—
Mines
American
2.05
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2.00
Ltd
Gold
Mines
British
18'A
Mar
17c
Britalta
27c
Jan
May
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Apr
19% Apr
Mar
20c
2.22
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Feb
1.20 Mar
Jun
18
1.04
1 65
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I
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2,000
1
—
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May
31c
347.656
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1,200
1
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Jun
•
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37,800
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May
3.25
Jun
1.12
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12r
1
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Apr
61c
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1.25
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1.25
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2.60 May
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42
2.35
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Jan
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50
63%
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4.25
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3.80
1.10
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1
1
Ltd
68%
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I
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56
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3.00
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Metals
B
47'A
1
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Boymar
1
Silver
May
3.10 May
Feb
I,507
■1,726
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1
Fields Ltd
1.60
15'A May
33
10,250
—
Feb
17c
Jan
Jan "
8.80
25
2.55
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II
Ltd
555
50%
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1
Ltd
Tlblemont Gold
9,705
55%
16c
\
Ltd
Jun
49.000
54
21c
1
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10c
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14%
32%
10c
2.45
Jun
1
;
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Jun
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Ltd
13% May
Jan
2.50
Jan
1
Ltd
Feb
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1
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Mines
Lake Mines
Tarbell
Tazin
Gold
Rock
(1944»
10%
55%
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1_
Ltd
2.45 Mar
2.05
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Apr
3,200
31
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—
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Mar
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Jan
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Apr
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1
Ltd..
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17 %c
49,300
2.20
11%
1
15c
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19,950
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21c.
2.05
2.20
1
18c
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
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18c
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12c
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2,815
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39c 42 %c
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May
14c
1
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South
28
14c
1
1
Ltd—,
Feb
1
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Bouscadillac
Quemont Mining
Mines
7
27c
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Red
Sisco
5% May
21 %c
Jan
Refining Ltd
Corp Ltd
Gold
7
Jan
Apr
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd—
i
1
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
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Jun
May
2.00
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Feb
5.00
:
11c
7.40
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Portage Island
100
Feb
52c
,
3.50 Mar
13c
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300
9,800
May
1
Mines
Ltd
Jun
30c
4.50
17,700
2.40
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23c
23c
4.00
14c
1.48
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Pacific
31,415
26c
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22c
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1
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r
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1
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57%
Jan
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1.60
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Apr
1
15c
25%
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25%
Feb
136,300
12 %c
1.50
III
Ltd
I
53
44c
26%
3.85
l
Ltd
Jun
55%
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435
21
55
31c
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55
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Apr
2.37
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Nocana
Jan
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1.98
28%
25 %c
11c
21
1
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
New Santiago Mines Ltd
New Spring Coulee Oil
Jun
16% Mar
Jan
24%
Nova Scotia
Class
Apr
2.50
Feb
May
1.72 May
201,310
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Apr
3.70
Jan
1.00 May
50
20c
4.50
——.
common..
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Apr
4.6O
May
8%c
12
16,865
1.30
14 %c
Jun
50c
35c
1.50
2.70 ADr
Jan
2.70 May
6,103
17%c
Mines
Mines
Beaver
Apr
4.50
1.55
3,203
18c
v;
Jan
1 82
42c
71c
Beaucage
Apr
55c
-
180,563
2.10
1.74 Mar
5.25
1 95
1
1.14
2.05
Mines
Beatty Bros
1
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1.05
2.10
—
Beatlie-uuquesne
25c
Mining Corp Ltd.—_i
Lafayette
50c
Jun
Warrants
Bibis
New
,95c
Jan
Mar
1.40
Jun
3.70
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95
Jun
Jan
Mines
Bata
Jun
1
Uranium
25Vic
160,156
32c
—.
Mines
Apr
5.20
Jun
89c
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Feb
40c
Jan
80
Mines
Mines
of
Baska
Apr
30c
5
Meta
2.35
Gold
Bathurst
2.46 Jun
Jun
85c
70c
—50
Mines
Base
Jun
3.05
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd...
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2.10 Mar
Feb
2.90
—
Electric
Barvne
■
400
24c
1
24c
21c
——
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Jan
2.50
2.46
1
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Apr
26
Mines
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Apr
Marl times
v
11c
1
River
Bankeno
Apr
,24c
Louvlcourt Goldfield Corp
Mining Corp Ltd
Mcln tyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
3,500
1.43
Mines
Rights
Jan
24'A
Feb
90c
:
Apr
43c
Feb
15c
30,000
16c
Resources
Yellowknife
Bank of
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16c
14 %c
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Apr
1.45
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137
Feb
52%
—
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Jan
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100
18c
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2.46
May
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77c
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98
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:
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Jan
35c
May
20c
19,900
90c
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1.05
;
1.70
Apr
21c
1.15
19%
„
6.50 May
1,480
5,385
2,812
May
51
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Auto
Feb
1.25
1.02
60
97
8.00
Feb
Jan
53c
,
13% May
94% May
840
17
17
50%
1
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Mar
85c
Feb
Jan
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Mar
30c
Jan
29 %c
1
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5 %
preferred
Jan
20.950
7.60
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2,522
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Apr
6,500
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50c
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21c
22c
Apr
1,100
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154,000
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26%.
1
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44c
1.70
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26
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Jun
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38c
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Apr
42c
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Feb
4.75
65c
27c
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Jan
28c
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1.42
1
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49c
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Mar
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125 % 128%
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Apr
21c
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Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd—__1
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33
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Feb
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29'A
Apr
8%
Mar
62c
•
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7
675
50c
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Apr
32c
33c
3,500
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Jun
32c
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3,300
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55c
100
2
Lead
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Jan
70c
Apr
17c
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4,903
80c
17
V
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—
Petroleums
Apex
Feb
7.60
15c
12,500
•
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44 c
Mines
Arcadia
1.50 Jan
.
Jun
51c
1
44C
.
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Amalgamated Larder Mines
6.75 Mar
Apr
Apr
24 V2 Mar,;
100%
190
75c
1.75
Anglo-American Exoloration
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Anthes Imperial
—
15% Mar
Jun
5.75 May
—1
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Jun
13%
Apr
12%
7%
;
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Co
Jun
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54c
common
Anchor
Apr
3.65
19c
21
250
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Jun
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17c
18c
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10
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42%
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77c-
Ltd
Cons
Ltd
American
Jun
80c
6.40
66c
1
6.65
15c
19c
7'%
Feb
15c
1.60 Jan
150
1.04
—
6.00
Jan
Feb
.
—1
preferred
American
3.30 Apr
1.10 Apr
.
J8n
6c
15,000
3.35
11%
May
3.30
189,200
•
1.05 Mar
1.48 May
40c
300
4.00
15c
11c
—
1,200
4 Vi %
Amanda
May
17c
1
Inc_
8.50 Mar
36c
67c
1
1
1.85 Mar l;
43c
/ 15c
770
'
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Aluminum
Jun
10,500
„1
.
Distillers
Aluminium
Apr
66,000
6,200
1.75
Smelt
Minerals
&
Jan
Corp Ltd
1
Mines Ltd
—1
Co
&
Pen-Rey Oil &
empire
;
10c
91
-
34%
*
4,393
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104%
Algoma Steel
Jan
19c
4.00
j.
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^
Jan
40c
12c
—
.
80c
/Jun
32c
7,437;
-
25
10%
100 %
104'A
100
Mines
debentures
5%
45c
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Pacific
Algom
14'Ac Feb
13c
3.85
1.80
13c
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High
Low
-
39%
-
10
com—_.
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Alberta
: 38%
K, 24%
91
A
Alberta
Apr
38c
Jan
Sugar
Preferred
Alba
Feb
Jun
500
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10%
1
Jan
5c
10,000
10%
*
-
20c
1.00
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1
Ltd
Mines
Eastern
Atlantic
25
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Jan
1.45
/
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9,500
.
1.85
2.25
;
Jun
38c
17c
45c
40c
Corp—1
Ltd—-—
1.06
5,400
1
Mines
Copper Co Lid
Sullivan
Eastern
El
1.10
95c
1
Ltd—
28% Mar
28%c Mar
Jun
Mines Ltd
East
Apr
84c
66c
-
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Producers
95c
950
85c
1
Coursey-Brewis Minerals Ltd
Del
Jan
17,100
1
Corlez Explorations Ltd
De
Jun
14'A
21,350
1
Mines Ltd
Consol
48c
Jun
88,250
1
Ltd
Yellowknife
Jan
8%
1.18
22c
1
Ltd*—.
Mines
Halliwell
Quebec
27c
38%
25
Acme Gas & Oil
May
1.00
•
Ltd
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Consol
70c
85c
9c
18c
Consolidated
Feb
1.06
20c
8c
Consolidated Denison
Jan
Jan
42c
85c
1
Cadillac
18%
1.06
90c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32c
38c
1
*—
common.
faper
Acadia-Uraniuin
Jan
18 Vic
-
Apr
Jun
Development & Mining Co Ltd.*
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
1
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
—1
Central
-
85c
90c
__
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Cons
1,700
25c
1
Manganese Mines Ltd
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
,
Cleveland Copper CorpConsolidated Bi-Ore Mines
7,387
28'A Mar
Jun
1
Canuba
Mines
48c
9%
48c
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd-———1
Gold
1,500
9'/a
■;
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Cariier-Malartic
1,675
Jan
10c
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preferred
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Ltd_3
preferred
19c
65c
19
-
—
Minerals Ltd.—1
Astoria
Canadian
19
18Vic
19
-
—
Canadian
Fower
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Jun
Ltd
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'4'/a%
Feb
19%
-
600
62e
Mines Ltd1
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Admiral Oils Ltd
*
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26%
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2.75
Jan
55c
200
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for Week
low
Par
Mar
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Last
Apr
68c
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Ltd-———
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A
stocks
Feb
Jan
85c
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Friday
Jun
45C
17,000
2.00
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21,081
2.75
-.1
Exchange
Funds
Canadian
I//!/.
2.25 May
19,100
21c23%c
2.50
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
Calumet
JUNE 29
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.60
68c
75c
1
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43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
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Buffalo
Gold
l
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1
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Bunker
Hill
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1.55
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21c
23c
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35c
40c
1.55
l
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18%
3.15
3.15
54c
55% May
Copper Corp
18%
Jun
28% Mar
29%
175
38%
1,195
1,608
103
105
200
160
160
25
56%
23 %
28% May
32%
57-
23%
2.40
3.00
3.40
1.95
2.25
37%
37%
34%
20
Petroleum
Lines
Cable
class
B
50
Bank
of
85
3.40
3,030
28%
910
27
Jun
12%
350
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Jun
Jun
18
19%
British
Canadian
19 %
1,880
48C
101,331
25c
Jan
60c
Celanese
Empire
14,406
40c
Feb
70c'
7.30
7.30
7.55
8,980
5.65
Feb
9.00
51%
50
51%
Jan
56%
29%
30
29
Jun f
33%
Apr
30%
29
Jun
33 %
Apr
56c
Jan
95c
Mar
•
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30
30%
935
60c
65c
9,940
39%
•
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40%
16%
32%
Canadian Chemical &
Collieries
9!/"
9%
9%
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3
9%
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90c
Decalta
warrants
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
Export Gas Ltd___
Canadian
Fairbanks
&
Dock
23%
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Utilities pfd
Canadian
Vlckers
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs B_
Oil
Erin
&
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Oil
Feb
Dow
Duvex
May
107% Mar
100
May
7% May
10
29 %
28%
29%
2,120
23%
Feb
29% May
3.65
3.35
3.65
86,182
125
135
85
91
20
100
100 100%
34%
35%
11%
2.74
690
3.20
3.20
3.65
135
May
7
50c
63c
8.45
4.50
1.05 Mar
1.75
50c
Jun
90c
Jun
4.40
Jun
6.00
Jan
15c
15 %c
15
IZ
26c
Jun
7%
955
3.30 May
9c
100
6%
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15
5.35
4.50
14,040
19,000
A
40c
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800
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65c
1.20
6%
Apr
3.00
64
6.35
1
1
;
38c
58c
Apr
48c
Jan
1.29
May >■•-••
1.00
Jun
4q
1.85
4.25
44
2,840
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Mines
Jun
71c
Apr
5
■
1.55
107,950
13c 14 %c
19,000
10%
550
4.50
4.60
1,200
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Consolidated
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Beta
95c
9c
10
4.10
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Warrants
Z_
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Consolidated
•
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41c
37c
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Howey
Consolidated
Marbenor
19c
17c
26c
26c
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i-
4
May
30c 37 %C
Motor
of Canada
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24,100
5,300
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page
825
1,025
13% May
19c
4,805
15c
Feb
28c
Apr
3,226
27%
Jan
34%
Apr
Jun
103%
5,50
31
100%
100%
14%
102
90
100%
15
550
127/s
49%
14%•
49%
49%
32,
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48
15
Jan
Galtwin
Feb
Gatineau
2.25
5%%
Jun
Geco
Apr
General
Apr
General
5.25
350
3.50
r
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Jan
11,497
23c
10%
Jan
Feb
74c
Jun
Goldcrest
Jun
42c
Jun
Gold
Jan
34c
Apr
25c
Feb
40c
May
11%
Apr
Feb
Goldfields
Jan
Goodyear
Mar
3,000
8,675
3.35 May
4.80
3.40 May
4.00
Apr
4%
Mar
Gordon
60c
Jun
85c
Mar
.Class
Jan
1.35
1.35
1.60
35
35
70
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■*.:
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50,650
78c
32c
35,875
18c
Jan
1.10
30,300
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9%c
10c
22,000
1.80
1.80
1.82
3,500
1.75
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5.95
6.10
1,970
5.70 May
1.15
1.10
1.15
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74c
187,449
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5
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31c
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500
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3,500
28c
88
143
71
49%
50
212
45
1.41
1.55
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36
36%
4,603
1.08
29
1,627
17%
17%
22%;
22%
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1.70
1.50
1.80
2.75
2.80
3,900
20c
25c
50c
12,890
25c
29%:
30
32 %c
38c
Apr
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern
5.10 Mar
Great
Plains
45c
48c
3,320
87c
Feb
Great
Sweet
4.25
110,593
4.65
Apr
Great
West Coal
32%
4,997
Jan
55
124%
4-45
48c
.100
110%
28
1.10
94c
Apr
Guaranty
Apr
Gulch
Grass
3.60
4
110
Apr
Jan
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Jan
Apr
62c
Apr
7% May
Jan
Jan
10%
100
1.20
1.30
2,950
51
May
137 %
Jan
140
Feb
,
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9
10%
55
124
126
969
110
May
125
15
125
,
Jun
54%'
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2.00
Jan
58%
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.1.05 May
-
385
Apr
Jun
93,700
7%c
Jan
26C
36%
37
Jan
37%
Jun
4.35
1,400
30,943
31
4.60
3.80 May
4.75
Apr
42c
1,720
89
46c
51c
29,748
26%
26
t,406
26%
Jun
32
109% 110%
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35
109 %
Jun
114
Jan
17
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24
Mar
5
May
21c
24c
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85
100
60c
28c
4,137
27c
Jun
44c
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20c
118,498
11c
Jun
45c
Feb
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17,746
2.04
Jan
19 %c
Apr
2,397
Jan
5%
5%
150
60 %
275
57% May
65
Jan
44%
44%
44%
685
39% May
49
Mar
5.10
5.00
5.15
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8
8%
35c
2.10
3,100
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1.00
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1.03
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32c
23c
27c
1
2.99.
33 %c
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Jan
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Apr
Jan
Apr
Jun
3.90
Feb
4.50 May
6.30
Jan
Jun
1.60
1.90
30c
Jan
46c
Apr
Feb
20c
May
30c
Mar
9c
Apr
13c
Mar
11c
2.95
3.15
32c 33 %c
70c
6,000
4,470
6,500
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60c
2.80 May
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4'
55
135
50
50
200
30c
Jun
135
May
7
170
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49
Feb
50
8
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Feb
8%
8%
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23c
25c
15,600
23c
Jun
45c
Feb
34c
15,577
30c
May
64c
Apr
6.25
3,250
5.60
2,326
•
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33c
6.10
6.00
Jun
•
42 %
Jan
__
6%
6%
600
5%
Apr
43
40%
43%
1,780
25%
Jan
3.15
3.15
3.25
10,950
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50%
1
com
1
1
;
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B
9%
9%
50
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i
3.00 May
7%
Jan
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1,105
49 %c
58c
100,425
48c
22
22
175
20%
Feb
47c
53c
30,005
43c
Jun
51c
•
Jan
.
9.45
57
7'A
54
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
5.75 Mar
10 %
1.09
23
1.49
Apr
Feb
Apr
Jan
17c
18c
40,700
14c
26c
Apr
18%
17%
18%
10,370
15% May
19%
Jan
10 %
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S 10
10 %
1,920
8.50 May
12%
Jan
18,500
12ct Mar
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17c
1
1
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•
13c
1
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new
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6.25
11%
64c
May
4,900
8
50
Jun
Jan
34,800
-
135
•
com
7'A
Jan
6
2,200
1.90
4.65
32c
300
34c
5.90
Mines
&
Mar
59%
1
Warrants
Lime
Apr
v
17%
2-00
Gwillim Lake Gold
40c
Lead
30c
Jan
54c
May
Feb
97
Jun
1
1.45
'
20c
8,800
Apr
Jan
72c
Feb
Jun
29% May
lo
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Jan
1.90
%
2.37
59%
8%
Ltd
1.30
Jun
22
25
„_1
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13c
23 %c
Jun
Mar
0
:
class
27 Vic
v10c
38% Mar
1
common
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11 35
6,500
2.35 Mar
■
Feb
1.25 May
20c
Mar
86
21c
Development
1
13,625
57
Feb'
Feb
Feb
93% May
Jan
125
15
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1.80 Mar
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25c
22
450
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1
3.75 Mar
14 %C 15 %c
17%
120,920
..
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1.11 Mar
Jun
Jan
May
1
class
Jan
Jan
70c
22%:
B
Mar
Mar
Jan
1.42
-1
50
44c
70c
Jan
9c
1.30
(Canada)
30c
46c
70c
•
preferred
I,500
8,613
45c
85
—1
Uranium
11,477
II,823
Apr
6,850
16,800
891,148
10 %c
240,020
78c
79c
Jun
49c
70c
17%
Granduc Mines
■>75c
Apr
38% May
68% Jan
Jun
1.20
49 %
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1
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Mar
38
Jan
8
Feb
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54
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45c
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1.08
7.70
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6.75 Mar
60c
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2.52
1.05
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84c
Feb
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200
32c
Jun
2.50
4
265
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54
13 %c
Apr
5.60 Mar
371'
381
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45c
27c
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31% May
54
670"
Mines
1,565
55c
35%-
Feb
Apr
1.60 Mar
1.05
1
1;
1
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29c
50c
1.00
62c
16,700
6.70
46c
9%c Jun
200
67c
1
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Jun
1.05
Jun
3.05
Jan
27c
1.02
31c
Jun
36
Jan
1.05
1.07
20
A
Jan
45c
31
Feb
1.60
1.20 Jun
4,900
-
15
13% May
3
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1.93
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Ltd
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50c
4.00
70c
100
Mines
Eagle
Golden
May
Jun
Jan
68,550
14%
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35c
1.27
Jan
42c
61c
14
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29,433
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Urapium
Feb
Jun
8.80
9
68C
Corp
Giant Yellowknife
/ Glenn
16c
-
Jun
56c
Geo-Sclentlfio, Prospectors
May
44c
Pet
Genex Mines
Jan
63c
Motors
37c
5,100
7
——_—*
General Steel Wares
Jan
Jun
6%
Jun
1,645
.
6.45
Dynamics
May
Mar
17% May
58c
14%
•
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Bakeries
General
Jun
23
40
Jan
8
-
5%
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
•
1
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30c
13-
35c
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17%
7%
22
1
Trust
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Mines
Jan
18c
23 %C
Feb
Jan
52
.
12%
16%
1
Refining Ltd
,
Jun
24c
May
32
40
15%
*
1
preferred
11c
4
*20%
Jun
3,535
38%
common—.
Mar
Jun
15c
Power
1.88
~
15% Mar
5,564
20%.
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1
Exploration
4.15
1
9.35 May
Jan
9,735
-
21%
39%
t.
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7,200
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Apr
94%c May
39 % May
May
8.55
1
Debentures
35c
1
Apr
Jan
14%
16 %c
31%
common
13c
27c
1.99
Jun
25c
Jan
Ltd
4.00
—
33
20c
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8.50
36 V4
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■
1.45 May
28c
Mar
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7,924
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Jun
14c
1.52
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2,428
3.85
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Jun
•
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1.33
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see
Apr
3.67
32 %c
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32 %c
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1.33
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May
17c
17,876
100
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1.74
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30c
40,508
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2
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3,000
22c
•
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1
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Consolidated
;
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40c
1
Apr
Mar
55c
2,850
i..
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47c
3.45
common
A
23c
4,745
-
-
3.73
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__
Jan
1.00 Mar
20c
51c
Warrants
Feb
26c
551
3.90
3.53
.
Feb
Apr
3.25
15,076
common.
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Gold...
Morrison
3.75
'Z_>
Z_1
Feb
22c
Manufacturing
Frobisher
Jan
85c
40c
-
10,600
10%
3 75
'
10%
3^65
*
103/-
4
l__
;•
2.15
200,440
:
19c
26c
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
'.Consolidated
40,065
42c
1
Lake
139
-11,100
7%
70c
*.
Feb
53c
Kirkland
Fraser
'
7
55c
1
Arrow
;
16c 17 %c
ZZZl
Consolidated Guayang Mines
Consolidated Halliwell
t
38c
56c
•,
Golden
50c
30e
7%
HZ
ZZZZ_'_Zl
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Crest
:
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Consolidated
40c
30c
16 %c
#
'
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*.__
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Consol" Fenimore
45c
.
1
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Cordasun
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon ' Oil
f
1,715
•
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'Consolidated Denison Mines
...
145
1
Gamma..
Central
•
Consolidated
150
2.20
ZZZ~~*
Bakeries
Consolidated
'Consolidated
143
2.15
Com
Allenbee : Oil
Consolidated
<
150
2 15
'
22c
21c
Grain
1.12
;
fa, May
12 %c
33,000
10
A
___i
1,500
1
Corp
General
/Coniaurum
Jan
3.30
2.50
Mines
Life
Francoeur
Apr
85%
Jun
65c
172,500
22c
Jan
59
4,796
2 50
____
Mines
27c
52c
—_—
Ford
6.25 May
2.12 Jan
58,100
85c
1.40
13c
25c
34%
A—
Ltd
Ford
1.88 Mar
Jun
1.15 Jun
25
■k.
6%
19q
ZZZZZZZZ*
Confederation Life
Coniagas
25c
1;
&
Oils Ltd
Tungsten
Fleet
Jan
3.75
942
■
1.12
70c
•
Jun
Glacier
Class
Feb
5,200
10%
M'Ttoa_ZZZZZZZZl
61c
175
43c
-
class
Gold
Fittings
Apr
15c
3,600
64
70C
'6%
i9y2C
68,937
34%
—
Federal
Jun
7,400
3.25
66c
1
4.25
100
72c
46
Mines
Federal
18% Mar
4.35 May
*
90c
12%
3.50 Mar
11
4.25
34%
Ltd—
Farwest
"
01
1.26
10% Mar
11
61c
25c
;
Co
Mines
Sol
Fargo
8.00 Jun
7%c Jan
; 11,300
1.10
r5c
/
Jan
4.25
1
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
20 %c May
Jun
15
.
; 3,650
4.70
1
Mar
158"
25
65c
Falconbrldge Nickel
Famous
Players Canadian
Jun
1.15
64
195
Jan
Pen-Rey Oils
Eureka
Apr
3.60
1.00
1
_
2.50
Jun
4.10
1
Copper
Feb
3.00
15
'•
Mines
1.66
830
60c
1
HZ
_____
11,800
1 05
25
Cobalt Consolidated
Mining Corp.
Cochenour Willans
Cockshutt Farm
Equip..
Apr
37c
30c
57c
•
Equitable Life Insurance
Jan
25,350
4.40
1
Jan
69
82,700
common
new
Mines
.
4
28
Jan
65c
pfd
Investment
Paper
.Empire
Mar
20c
15
•
J
;
Petroleum
1.60
1.10 Jan
13c
1.85
4.80
60c
Jun
53
60c
.
Malartic
Emerald
Apr
3.55
38c
~_i
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Jun
22%
39c
•
Smelting
rEl
May
3.50
10 %c ll'/ac
;
1
.
73c
Metals
'
SmeftingZZZZl
Chromium Min & Smelt
5,524
27,000
103
7%
5 00
j
Enterprises
1.40
13c
ll%c
■
_
Yellowknife
1.30
10
1.70
«
19c
130
*"
1
—
Copper
Eidrich
'
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Chrysler
39
14c
V.'.-
Feb
Apr
275"
9,500
26
63%
Jun
4.60 May
"""fo
16c
May
Feb
2.11
7'A
Feb
16c
Chemical
Asbestos- Co
El
10% Mar
7.90 May
100%
•
30c
~25%
8c
Apr
2.90 May
Jun
33c
Oils & Minerals
Elder
Apr
1,200
•
23c
26
'
Apr
2.80
Jun
14,900
j
29c
1.58
13% May
-
7,550
Coal
&
&
Mines
Economic
Apr
4.70
" ""
Reco
30c
*
Eastern Steel Prods
Apr
1.58
4.35
3.55
2.18
Jun
23.371
Stores;/
Eddy
3,90 Mar
May
1.89
3,454
i5i/,c
Feb
1
Inv
Eastern
Mar
1.50 Mav
90c
4,500
8.30
100 '/a 100%
1
Jun
1.15
16c
37c
—
Eastern
May
4.40
Mines—
Coin Lake Gold
50c
8.30
ZZZZZZZ-
11%
17c 19 %c
Steel
&
Eastern
11% May
Apr
2.65 Mar
•:
5,200
-72,955
*
1
715
33c
East Sullivan Mines
Jun
106
4
East
Jun
46
-
-
10
100
:
Feb
Feb
30% *rn
-1,170
11
1
12%
ZZ
East Amphl Gold
5.00 Mar
•
&
1.37
Dyno Mines
Mar
36% Mar
j
17% Mar
ZZ
Brewery
Duvan
Feb
65c
25
4.10
I
Chib-Kayrand Copper
'Chibougamau Export
Chlbougamau Mining
11%
i.44
1
Foundry
Donnell & Mudge
11% May
Jun
Jan
4.35
'
May
195
Preferred
Mar
4 40
____•
Commonwealth
Dominion
2.60 May
1
Mines
Chesterville
Mtnesv——___
Colomac
27
ZZZZZZZZZZZ*
*
16
195
:
Donalda
Jun
.Cheskirk
Combined
7%
39c
2,760
3,965
■
475
3,000
(Western)
Mines
Jan
Jun
1.45
Chateau Gai Wines
Chemical Research
16%
12c 12 %c
Dominion Asbestos
Textile
3.25
preferred___l00
16%
__.__2
Exploration
Dome
Dominion
30%
2.09
•
Coldstream
Dome
Jan
100
1.27
Oil
16%
1
Tar
4,717
•
Mar
1,300
Mines
Dominion
3.25
1.89
Ltd
Feb
56c
ZZ
Distillers Seagrams
Jun
31%
1 27
Invest
57c
Jun
1
8%
Feb
19%
1,705
1.90
Trust rights
Chatco Steel Prods common
Preferred
t
405
100
Apr
May
1.65
4.
4.25
1.99 Mar
55
8%
Gas—__H_ZZZZl
ZZl
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Chartered
Cody
Diadem
'
Charter' Oils
.
105
8'/8
1.90
Gold
Gold
29%
Jan
23
1,152
1.20
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
Chimo
8
200
1.67
Central
:
Feb
3.25 Mar
3,684
1.06
Explorers
Pat
2.18
1 80
Corp
Central
23%
114
Canada
A?
Apr
3.25
Producers-.
Leduc
5.25
25
11,700
34%
3.00
Jan
39c
15 %c
1.58
'
1
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Cassiar Asbestos
Central
A19 % May
180
'
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Mines
Natural
7.85
30%
•
44,373
1.58
Minerals
8teel
24
«
1.42
2,400
18c
10,000
Ltd
Dominion
45c
II
Gas
Corp
Dominion
Jan
30%
100
I
Canadusa
Mining
7.50 May
105
Williston
46c
1
25% Mar
10%
*
.
Jan
11% Mar
1
Pipe Lines and Petroleums
Tire Corp common
5.75 Mar
3.25
20,300
Ltd
Devon-Leduc Oils
14% May
10
Canadian
Canadian
Desmont
Feb
25
preferred
15,750
20
Feb
"
10
ZZZZZZZZZ
Railway
1.92
43c
15 %c
20c
Mines
Producers
Scottish
41c
g%
Ltd
DelvRio
Dominion
23%
100
1.70
1.85
17%c
•
______
Horn
Jun
24
warrants
-"22,159
n
50,525
45Z
•
400
4.00
4.25
7.80
23
•
ZZZZ*
7.00
3.75
1.50
Magnesium-
2.05
2 14
Apr
6.75
3 85
1
16c
Donald Rope class B____.
ZlOc
Apr
6.60
4,741
*
Dominion
8
Jan
' 8.00
22%
*
Apr
8
*
23%
20%
1
Apr
665
Apr
22%
A_
94c
II*
1955
class
95C
3.25
Jun
1
Apr
3.25
Feb
14
6.65
j
Feb
*
90c
Jan
5,850
Feb
5.40 Mar
60c
1
85c
100
Jan
78.370
14
25c
3.45 May
___i__,__100
Coal___
30c
1,000
55c
83c
11%
62%
2,500
5,436
80c
82c
13%
ZZZZZl
ZlO
±
5,550
28
Jun
i
65c
6.55
35c
19,000
ZZZZ*
90c
22%
common
Gold—r
Petrofina
Mar
8% May
22
common
Canadian
9
3,835
28
Hydrocarbon
warrants
Canadian Pacific
1,605
9%
6.40
___
Cos
9%
'22
33,250
igc
D'Eldpna Gold Mines Ltd
21% Mar
37
6.50
»
Canadian Gen Securities class A
Canadian Homestead Oils
Malartic
May
May
Z30C
com_.
19,320
49c
.
42% May
16
29
2.99
15c
3.95
41c
15c
i._,
7.50
7 no
May
13c
3.75
48c
1
B
Detta
241
•
Morse
Canadian Food Products
class a
Oils
•
13c
*■
Jan
3 g5
1
[
90c
_
:Z_~
May
200
:
Apr
*
A
60c
;
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
20
32% May
4,152
16%
32
25
1.39
Feb
*
Warrants
Apr
29%
1,743
3,030
44%
•
62c
Mar
1
Mines
Anr
10c
74c
„Z*
Ltd
Leather
Deer
Jun
20
OiIs_.»
26,350
•
;
Minerals
Mines
Class
Apr
65c
;
88c
Decoursey Brewls Mines
3.95 Mav
60c
18
80c
ZZ
Zinc
Pass
D'Aragon
35% May
13% Jan
-
-
Crowpat
95% Mar
7/
41c
preferred
Central
Jun
1.57 Mar
45c
Canners
Canadian
Central
86
82c
Zellerbach
Davis
86%
27
Jan
•
Trust
Cusco
Apr
64c
common
Preferred
Canso
37
69c
Mar
1
Commerce
Breweries
Canadian
Can
41
.
33% Jun
;
Apr
2.25 Mav
'
Z25
Canadian
Canso
4.00
Jan
May
I"
Mines
Crows Nest
12%
*
Oil
1953
Crown
~2
Atlantic
5%
Crown
Jan
"•
Minerals
Canadian
/
Feb
Mar
3.40
1.80 May
30c
10
Pershing
62 ' :
86
12.50
Croinor
26
3.20
27%
Crestaurum
Jan
37% May
13,917
1
Copper
Jun
92c
35c
.1
Mining
53 V
86
•
_i
Jun
2.00 Apr
32c
2.25
_•
Mining.
Dist class
Cowiclian
May;
3.40
1
common
Apr
165
165
34%
39%
105
i
33c
1
Mines
Lead
Cournor
Jun
4,950
37%
Coulee
Feb
Apr
7,570
j'gs
•
•
(HI
23%
34,515
3.10
35 % Mar
101 %
966
2.25
Corby
32
Jun
1.10
Cosmos Imperial
150
227
23%
Copper-Man
4.00 Mar
.28% May
Jun
Mining..
Coppercrest Mines
Apr
2.90 Jun
55c
,__i
Ltd
Jun
Mar
3,068
306
520
•
Consol
32c
.
3.00
55c
Toronto
Copper Cliff
50c
31%
I
;
Oils
Canadian
28% Mar
High
Jun
55c
Conwest Exploration
-1.60 Jun
,
i
Low
250
ZI
,.2.50
Petroleum
Gas of
61%
34
•
A
Admiral
Canadian
Jan
Tungsten
Jan
Z*
Astoria
Canadian
Consolidated
Consolidated/West
Apr
May
29%
1
Lands
Steamship
Canadian
Mar
19c
30%
26
Permarient Mtge
Canadian
14%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.30
Consolidated Sannorm
Mines..
Sudbury Basin Mines
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
15c
38
10
common
Canadian
$1%
31
:
Jan
19%
3,536
II
105
Canada Southern
Canadian
Jan
8hares
2.25
Consol
Apr
61,100
3.15
•
____r_
Wire &
Feb
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
A
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Feb
1.12
Apr
11
'.ci
Canadian
Apr
17c
Jun
class
Quebec Gold Mines.
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
/ Jan
28c
Mar
40c
Press
23,700
A
10
Warrants
Canada
40
Feb
28
2,905
20
;;y
Assurance
Preferred
14 %c
*
common
Packers class
Class B'_^ci____
Canada
Jun
14c
1
38,000
19%
•
Foundries
Canada
Canada
Jan
11c
;jr i(768
27%
60
Explorations
Canada Oil
12%
26%
common
Malting
Preferred
Can
8c
33%
435
28%'
12'A
12%
4%% preferred
Canada
8,500
'
42,600
__i
-.'
Life
Consol
24,140
el%
;
Preferred
Canada
Feb
'
Flour
Irofi
30c
17c
•
;
Oils
Canada
Jan
60c
•
!
common
Canada- Cement
14c
Consumers
Chlbougamau.
Bread
Consolidated
15c
*
Flin
Calnorth
Jun
43c
28%
25c
Edmonton
Power
/ Campbell
i5C
•
Petroleum
&
14c
50c
•
■■"Burns & Co Ltd
Calgary
Calgary
13c
15V2c
Week's
Range
Par
Feb
10c
■
last
High
,
8c
"
•
1
___■;
Friday
11.000
36%
•
Sale Price
78,200
19c
9%c
13c
'
STOCKS
Low
15c
35%
36%
.1
Lake
Burlington Steel
Calalta
9%c
fi*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18c
1A-
JIJNE 29
t r
Shares
13c
Canadian- Gold
Buffalo Red Lake
ENDED
for Week
Low
Par
..
Buffadison
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.A/
FOR WEEK
Sale*
Week's
Last
''
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com
•
*
37%
13c
15c
36%
37%
Mar
Jun
29c
Apr
37%
Jun
*3
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(44)
..
Monday, July 2, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
"
"
Toronto Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
I Week's
Friday
■
.
Last
WEEK
JUNE 29
ENDED
I'
v
,
Last
Low
Cotton
Hendershot
Heva
High
Crest
Tower
Oils Ltd
B
14c
14c
12 %c
Jan
70c
Jun
17 %c
Jan
1.49
35,600
24c 28 %C
13%
-2,500
1.34
58,600
25c
29
10c
lie
39c
41c
78c
40c
24.000
19c.
3
Jan
8
7%
8%
26
26
26%
'v
1,809
22%
12%
13%
V7.492
10%
Feb
12%
12%
4,788
10%
Feb
44%
44%
233
1,585
7
'f Jan '•
common..—
8.00
7.80
8.10
•;
86
82%
86%
5.001
34c 34 %c
40
15,000
Mining ....
Bay Mining & Smelting—
Porcupine
t
Hughes Owens Co class A—
10.050
6.95
49
Feb
l07/s
86%
15%
'100
15%
Jun
9.75
10.00
1,380
8.35
Feb
4.05
4.10
800
9.85
:
■:
Acceptance
•
common—:
preferred
Inglis (Jolini & Co
„
Inland Cement-preferred...
Mining
Preferred
com.—*
Powders
Bronze
Co
Nickel
International
common.
15%
23,397
10%
10%
25
23%
23%
41%
42
97
93
127%
Wt"
97
127
128
34%
85c
12%
12%
38%
38%
38%
Feb
50%
15%
18
Jan
Grocers
Walte
1
Mining
Jacobus Mining
Jaye Exploration
Calumet
Jan
Jun
12
Jun
27%
Jan
40%
New
Jeanette
JeUicoe
Mines
Hosco
New
,New
New
4,222
2.65
Feb
3.85
Feb
3,575
2.75
Jan
4.75
Apr
.New
2.60 Mar
New
Jonsmith
40c
May
52c
35c
4,550
26c
"1.03
79,825
51c
Jan
53c
64c
191,020
28c
Mar
64c
24c
142,099
9 %c
Jan
28c
18,700
14c
Jan
22c
1.18
1.40
244,683
98c
Kerr-Addison
Gold
13%
14
275
13% Jun
16%
Jan
28,000
Feb
12 %c
Jan
.Nordon
Kilembe
3.55
3.50
1.70
Hudson
1.61
1.85
1-1
Minerals
Klrkland
Bay
88c
85c
—1
1.68
25 %c
25 %C
.200
Ltd
1.68
—1
Townslte
oils
17%
4,700
10c
y
ft
Juir
3.10 Apr
Mar
600
3.75
Warrants
Klrkland
3,747
ft
lie
60c
Feb
66c
-.1
Copper
Kirkland
Kroy
19%
2.25
2.25
'*3,400
•
%
90c;
,
90c
5,800
32c
1.50 May
27c
2,700
2.39
25,645
(John)
Labrador
Ltd
Mining & Exploration.
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Mines
24 %c May
1.10 Jan
Nordic
Lake
Lake
Lake
La Luz
Uranium.
49c
2.70
2.80
Candy
2.20
2.80
23,450
26c
26c
2,050
20%c
Jun
4.90
4.50
4.90
1,853
4.25
Jun
25c
1,700
5,310
-y: 455
-3
I
Lexlndin
Geld
..
~~
II ~
i
Mines
Petroleum
Long
Loblaw
Class
Class
Lac
;___II
II"
19%
75c
76c
15C
14c
2.80
2.90
1.65
:
I
3.35
48%
Mines
Macdonald
Jun
1.95
20c
17
1
2.70
Feb
•
100
Jan
48
17
Jun
17
Jun
Uranium
50
/K
__
Mines
6%
4,300
6,000
III"
MinesII
22,500
41,000
7,192
8,800
10c
,
1.10
22c
1.25
8c
Feb
Jan
Ltd
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jun
7.90 Mar
Jun
Jan
1.62
Jun
4.50
Jan
.■■■' 5.85
Jun
1.75
Jan
46c
2,140;::-
12c
73c
y,/ 7,900
1.67
328,290
;
4,100
2.90 May
8%c May
84.000
65c
1.46
9%C'
y
14%
6oc
50c
70c
65c
143'4c Feb
-
25,450 '
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6%
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11 %c Jan
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2.30 Mar
1.51
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57c
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1.49
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92
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78c
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57c
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12 %c
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54c
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75c
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72c
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280
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1.46
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70
3,150
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47
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16%c
-
115
1,666
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21
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4.20
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2.01 May
20
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22
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17,095
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10,162
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53c
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3,200
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8,261
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100
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1.02 May
570
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46
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98% May
32,150
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Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay Mines
Jun
12%
22
1,225
70c
53
Jan
33
270
34%
34%
47%
46
7%
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May
101% May
78% Jan
10,572
175
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Jan
May
72c
31,650
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10
25
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1.16 Mar
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61
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50
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Apr
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48
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11
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Feb
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23
Apr
98c
Jun
2.90
200
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29%
.
May
25c
20,938
Feb
42c
Jun
60c
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National
May
67% May
36% Jan
15c
25c 34 %C
3.20
21%
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National Explorations Ltd
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12,572
1.25
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15%
23%
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5,140
24c
1.36
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15%
-
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—....
11
14
48%
15%
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53
51%
48%
53%
25
,
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110
-
22c
10
633
68
21c
11%
56%
51%
52%
*
50
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56
68
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56
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National
6.00 Mar
3.40 Jan
,
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Imperial Bank
.
Imperial Life Assurance......—..—10
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11%
84b
2.95
,
—
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15%
-
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Nam a
National
Jun
52c
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Apr
Jan
Feb
2.96
4..—.
A
17c" * Apr
120
'
May
64
5.CO
Jun
"
Feb
28c
Apr
2.80 Mar
"
15% Mar
Apr
75c
Moore Corp eorfimon.
Morrison
Mar
*
34c
r
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
16
4,200
ft 78c
class
Locomotive
Multi-Minerals
30% Mar
•*,
19c
24% '24%
34 %c
Porcupine
r;45c
3.95
1,550
18 %c
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Montreal
4.00
24 %
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Feb
1.61 May
17,100
3.95
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Ore
1.90
24c '
11,200
"
Corp.
MoneLa
Apr
9
High
Lou
35c
1.80
1.87
Mogul Mining Corp
Feb
58c
,
Metals
Molsons
Anr
? 85c
;
.
Feb
12%
Hugh-Pam
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Min
Apr
Jan
150c
.
Feb,
Hoyle
Industrial
May
14 %c May
?:
Jan
70c
12c
12%
—
Lake
31
Range Since Jan. I
High
32c
Corp
'Mining
•
1,000
Hudson
Indian
2.09
Mining
"
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Warrants
Mindamar
Apr
39 %c May
5%c- Jan
17,900
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24c
/
Low
♦
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Lake
Uranium
Brick J.
Mil ion
Jun
Petroleums
City
Milliken
1.70 May
24c
28% May
79c
34c
—.
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,
1
Feb
10c
16.500
;
21c
; 13c
Apr
1.10 Jan
10
29
41c
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,
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-
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14c
1-36
V
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Jan
5,038
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1
Ltd
Co
A
Class
.8%
63,500
19c
,—
Gold
Consol
Oil
Class
83c
18c
1
Mines.
Drilling-
Hollinger
Home
73c
19C
Jan
Mill
Apr
8
351,820
80c
*
Highland Bell
High wood Sarcee Oils
Hi
21c
.1
Mines.
Paper common
Gold
13c
.1
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Gold
Heath
18c
17
200
-1
iron-
Red
Headway
8%
-1
__
Hasaga Gold MinesHead of Lakes
8
.1
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Minerals
Harrison
8
Jun
100
•
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Hock
13%
-1
Harding Carpets
Hard
13%
I-* •'
common
Shares
■'
-
Hamilton
for Week
of Prices
-
Par
High
:
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
vl
Week's
Friday
--
STOCKS
Shares
High i 1-
Low
Par
FOB
■*''
for Week
Range
•f Prieee
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Producers
Ltd
.
1,280
2.50
Jun
5.40
Jan
Jan
1.50 May
2.45
1.75
Apr
2.75 May
Feb
45c
15c
Feb
May
Volume 184
Number 5547
...
The Commercial an& Financial Chronicle
(45)
4JH
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
•I
2.20
2.15
2.10
1.99
2.20
.---1
Quebec Lithium
.__1
Queoec
Manltou
Quebec
15c
.
12
.1
26,500
J'
12% ;
*11%
1.91
-
Junf.
3.50
9%c Jan
-
865"
11
1.10
1.20
7,800"
1.05
3.60
20,980- 1
3.45
23c
25
26%
55c
55c
25%
-
rights
18c
2,530-
•
24%
Jun
50c
Jun-
858
Apr'/
Apr
United
Corps Ltd
Feb
United
Estella
30c
May
;
.
Mar
May
Ravrock
Reef
Mining Co Ltd—
3.55
1.70
Ltd—.
MacDonald'
1.60
13c
Mines
Explorations
Reeves
1.69
3.30
12 %c
1.10 May
7;030
L 1.30
1.76
8V2c
United
United
Upper Canada
2.85
Jan
19
2.40
22C
—
pfd
98
Paimer Oil
98
1.80
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Rupununi Mi
Rix-Athabasco Ur.
1.95
22c
Mar
2.64
75C
800
2.25
22c
•
2d
.98
6,150
Vanadium
Vandoo
Apr
19
-
Apr
7,uo0
75c
Vulcan
2.65 May
34c
Jun
Roxana Oils
10
Royal Bank of Canada
59%
16,960*
10c
15c
59 y2
57%
Rights
Royalite Oil
14
common
11'/a
560
Waite
Walker
24c
17'Vic
24c.
Lawrence
5%%
San
A
class
A
1
pfd_-
Ltd
Mines
78'/a
100
—
Uranium
102 %
78 y2
101% 102 J/4
West
Malartic
750
West Maygill
5.70 Mar
May
18
Gold
River
s
1
92%
Apr
102%
Jun
100%
Jun
40c
,30,900
35c
Jun
90c
2,619
85c
Jun
14c
18c
i 106,499
11c
Jun
2.50
2.63
16c
2.54
8apphlre Petroleums Ltd
'
•
Debentures
110
6,850
!-
114
is y2
'
is y2
^111
240
2.50
108
•
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—■
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100
Ashley
Saskatchewan
Cement
class
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Rainbow
Security
1
2.15
12
12
2.05
2.01
2.12
•
3.25
v—*
Ltd
Petroleums
Oils
Freehold
2.30
50c
A—.———
2.30
19c
=
Jurf ' :
Jan
Mar
•-
3.00
500
Jan
3.30
Jun'
May:
B
Water
com—.—*
Power
&
—1
preferred
Shawaey i»45 Mines
ShfTrltt
Gordon
Shirriff
"21,150
2.55
1
843
52-
r.
16c 17 %c
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10
*
84
52
16c
1
•
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Feb
3.85
v'
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9%
10
26
26%
9c
26
4.85
4.85
V
Feb
Jun
25%
-100
1,150
Jan
9l/2
260
25%
54%
trust
Mining
Silver-Miller
15c
—1
Feb
29c
;
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Mines
1.38
1.35
""
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Standard
Siscoe
Mines.
common
Van
Slocan
A—
Ltd
Gold
Slater
class
12 %
—
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Lead
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Jan
Rriooner
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standard
Radio
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Starrat
bteel
of
6c
1.80
1.89
33c
38c
31c
33c
31c
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Gold———~
&
Canada
2.80
Rights
Steeioy Mining
Sleep Rock Iron
31c
•
2.25
lie
12c
18%
18%
19%
47
47
1
Mines
Mines
Jan
42%
12 :
89c
Jun
1
57%
Jan
v
2.00
80c
23,500
16c
Sullivan
Cons
1
5.40
5.25
5.60
7%
25%
4,220
7%
-—-—25
25%
Warrants
Surf
Inlet
Swltson
Gold
Cons
Jun
1
Feb"
Jun
Apr
8%
3.50
common
1.23
41%
%c
11c
10
10
7%
Jun
Mines
Tombin
Gold
Torbrit
10%C
.1
-
*
2.00
2.07
7.00
15,655
1,925
2.00
6.75
1.45
1.36
1.52
27,688
1.36 Jun;
2oy2c
20 %C
30c
18,850
20c
Jun
35c
38c
9,400
35c
Jun !
58c
80c
85c
6,500
80c
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42
Elevators
Empire
class
„_I—
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Era
Trans
Mountain
24c
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45
„1
Pipe
Line-
Prairie
Petroleum
—
-40
15,525
112%
13c
40
1,597
45
LI 5
if,
Jan
Jun -i
Jan
May
Feb
56 %
■
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Apr
5.75
Jun
41% May
Feb
'
1.25 Mar
May
Jun
Fob
Feb
May
116
Mar
32c
Canadian
Jan
2.50
1.60
Jan
2.50 May
39c 42 %c
42,600
14%
17
17c
16,500
9.00
9.00
9.30
19.135
40c
••
7,600
40c
17c
30c
13.700
15% May
.
,
4.00
2.07
Jun
55c
6,000
15c
Jun
.;25c
15,000
13c v
11c
Jan
.25c
10c
May
40c
39c
42c
27,170
35c
May
2.29
15,480
2.09
Feb
3.00
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
70c
Jun
14c
May
Y*-70c
Jan
y
:
•
Exchange - Curb Section
Funds
Week's
of
Shares
Range Slnee Jen. 1
Uigh
Low
6
6
6
100
——
45
46
400
11%
11
11%
1,674
41
40%
41 %
20%
'
20%
Apr
51
Mar
10%
Jun
13%
38% May
45
480
17%
24%
Apr
6.00
Jan
Jan
5.25
;■
V'.
5.30
220
23%
1,130
19%
110
18%
7%
23%
7%
100"'
7%
0.10 Jan
20%
Jan
Feb
Jun
29
29
20%
19%
20%
92%
92%
95
165
4.65
4.65
4.80
2,100
27
25%
27
265
11
235
43
44
4,188
33%
Jan
18c 19 %c
3,500
17a
Feb
——
*
:■
-II
43%
•
238
28%
1,070*
Jan
Securities
com___*
4.20
Jun
Jun
14
May
44
Jun
Is.'tillties
Flour common
Consolidated Gold
Pend
Oreille
Price
May
Feb
56
Feb
142
VS May
51%
36
36
38
1
5.70
5.55
5.70
500
5.50 May
1
3.95
3.95
700
3.95
370
Bros
Mines
52
1,788
38%
Jan
52
Jun
35%
300
33%
Feb
42
Apr
140
36
Jun
52
L
66%
67%
Corporation
"15
46 %
46%
50
Products
—10
61 %
62'/a
390
62c
62c
64c
9,400
25
25
25
175
1
—
Apr
48
Universal
Corp
^
35
Ridgeway
Consolidated Gold
Apr
34
108
35%
Mines
Apr
24 % Mar
29
555
5
Ogilvle
25 %c
691
V
2.50
Paper
Pato
Feb
24
50
Jan
27
20
132
6%
Feb
Jan
14%
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)%
Jan
Jan
Jun
1,775
<
32
24
20 %
131%.
Feb
95
24%
50
Jan
8%
May
0-
132
Feb
21%
Mar
24
7Va
25
19
24
1
common
Mar
88
20
Paper
Ontario
18c
Apr
560
»
23 %
—
.
Lumber
Canada
International
Zellers
8
Feb
19%
5
High
5% May
43
:
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Paper
International
&
ffer Week
Low
•
Cvaspe Copper Mines.
Minn
Seise
Range
ef Prices
10
FOOTNOTES
•
No
a
Odd lot sale
par
70
Jun
FOR
Jun
60
Feb
46%
Jun
56
56c
23%
Jan
6.75 Mar
5.15
Jan
71 % May
54% May
68
Jun
Apr
May
68 %c
Jan
Apr
25 Vs
Jun
Feb
53c
Jan
21% May
20c
10%
In
Apr
Mar
Apr
e
OUT-OF-TOWN, AND CANADIAN MARKETS
value.
d Deferred
Jun
30c
25c
•
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Jan
5%
'
125
common-
t
(not included in year's
range).
.Jan
it
30c
Copper
Apr
8
1
Jan
3.25
6,683
Investments.
Marconii——„«i.
Coast
54c
19c
Feb
1.75 Jun
300
9,125
70c
.4.
Canadian
Feb
80C
-
11
1.85.
v.v
Canadian
44%
5,245
14c
1,315
3.60
Last
Sugar
Industries
30c
5,420
Apr
11c
Ingersoll Rand-—
Feb
Apr
1.56
8,720
15c
General
Canadian
Jan
49
2', 600
70
Apr
52c
Jun
•44%
1.85
38c
16 %c
Jan
2.33
63%
Apr
Jan
Jun
70c
Canadian
Yukon
21
1.80
40c
•\
—
L.
16%
14%
Pipeline__L
Trans
Trefid
29c
42%
!;
2.55
2
2.15
69%
Resources
24c
41 y4
40
^
1,015
20
44%-
3,735'
38,534
16%c
Apr
9 Vic
10 %c
Apr
eo
3.00
Jan! '
2.15
41c
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r
2.75
May
•
2.25
1.85
5
Oils
Transcontinental
Oil
-1
42 y2
—
19%
112% 112%
A
-
3.35
-50
Oils
Trans
42
3.00
20
preferred
Trans-Canada
40%
3.20
Rights
Towagmac Exploration
junr
58c
35c
II
Mortgage
Mai
.
2.03
_•
Toronto Dominion Bank
Finance
11
7.00
«
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Toronto
Mar
15c
Jan
68c
.
Feb
3.40 Mar
23c
10 %c
Bridge
43
9% Feb
/
7,610
1
—20
Dominion
Jan
1.43
Jun
Mar :;
!
,> 205
May
104 V*
.
Jun
10c
2.18
Oil
.1
Mines..
Toronto
10c
5,500
•
41c
29,600
13%
-b-—*
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.1
A
Silver
10
Jan
2.25
•4
Dominion
&
Consolidated
17c
10
1.20
8,700 i
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Apr
Apr
Jan
Feb
40
36%
4,000
12c
;
I
Apr
8c
150
Jan
May
96
May
2.17 May
21
12c
13
1
—
1.85
5%
60
•
Apr
35 %
36c
1.76
:
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Apr
10c
,
Feb
1.12
11,750
41%
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Triad
103,800
7%
1.20
—
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Thompson-Lundmark
Trans
9%c 12 %c
11c
7%
1.23
■
1.20
35c
V-
15c
,4
Jun
26 %
v'
June
/
35c
12,517
3.55
-i—5
Jan
2.90 Mar
850
14C
1.76
mi—1•
Jan
26%
;
6.35
Jan
20%
230
:
45C
Par
6.70 May
May
19% May'
11,800
41c
13 %c
13%
Andian National Corp
1.20 Apr
22%c Feb
Jan
25
v
100
2.80 :>
41C
i
3.95 May
Fet
<
98
2.50
lie
18c
7
"■>
1,655
1.21
•
Taylor Pearson common:—.
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
5 %
20
1.12
3.35
100
2.50
Sale Price
DuPont
Tamblyn
Traders
19%
1
J
Bylvanite Gold
Tandem
3.25
20
50c
Industries
50
1.18
*
1
770
35c
i—-—__
1.
Oil
Mar
80
Jun
5.00
175
^
3.35
i——ii.—.v
24%
STOCKS
'
Supertest Petroleum ordinary...—
surety Oils & Minerals
23%
—
61c
3,700
common——*
23%
Friday
Canada
16c 16 %c
*
2,090
*
Feb
48'
73c
Mines
20%-
15'/s Jan
16c
'Preferred:
23%
Canadian
Feb
47
50
May
Mar
■;
Apr
50c
Feb
11c
—%
Apr
27% May
7Sc
Propane
.t;
Apr
10c
11,943
>3
-
10c
Contact
'
70c
137
Toronto Stock
Jun
Jan
16,000
■■
1,175
1,050-
23c
.I
—L.^—
2.04
Apr
5.00
1.10
.___1
.—
Apr
Apr
136,467
.
20c
5,600;
May
35% Mar
Feb
23
Feb
55c
-
1.00
1-30
23
——*
—
Zenmac Metal ^
Apr
55c
11
Sudbury
Superior
60c
-
34%
•
44 c
18c
Jan
28% Jan
7,100
6.35
Feb
21% Mar
1.10
3.15 Jan
Jan
Sterling Trusts
20
Sturgeon River Gold———-—i...——1.
1'
.
500
3.00
4y/12C
V
'
1.30 May
16'/2c Jan
28c
18.655
40c
5.95
Apr
May
12c
35
v
1.70
18% Jun
17,800-
30
1.80
Jan
•
—
Yellowknife-; Bear Mines:
class B—
Feb
125
64%'
30
40c
1.40
■
105
14c
1.65
1.65
Feb
7,000
19 %L 19%
12 %C
14c
York Knitting
17% May
;90c
12C
59%
Jan
Jan
8,566
500
Apr
14
10.951
63%
1
19%
1.50 '
23c
Zinc—.
1.16 May
Feb
75c
10c
1.50
Jan
Feb
Jan
20c
11%
11c
13%
22
May y-
43c
40
65C
1.50
Apr
15,000
39 y2
72C
80c
1
May
16%
12.134
29,100
■
36,400
8y4e Feb
■
.
Jan
1.70
80c
36,250
v
11%
class A——
Gas Ltd
27c
52c
,
200
L
25c
.
11-
1,767
1,195
10,962
69c
3918
Paving & Materials.
Standard
23c:
62c
37c
—-——*1,
Feb
>
18c
5.40 Mar
Jan
36c
13
90C
17 y4
1.80
.—i—
—
—.
Mines
,
15c
14C
Mines
Canuck
Yellorex
'
29% Mar
May
93c
14,000
19%
87c
67c
24 %c
Oils
Spanish American Mines Ltd.
Stadacona
-
17 y4
„
—
Union
Southern
18%
90c
24;500
58c "
12
Apr
30c
17c
;
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28% Mar
Apr"
14c
56,317
1.40 1
51c'
53C
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19 %
Dairies
Silver-wood
Simpsons
Mines
4.55
79c
*
'Wright-Hargreaves |L_—
Apr
11%
C.
-
May
10%
.
23% May
-204
Apr
Jan
Jun
*
;
15c 16 %c
15 %
43c
22c
;
A.
Y ukeno Mines
1
Quebec—
Mines
Sigma
Slianco
420
49,900
3,906
Feb
*
Voting
15
i.
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood
Apr
May
90
;
Jun
74% Mar
23c
•
:
Gold
10Jan
75c
1
Winchester Larder
,
16%
Jan
65% May
11% Jan
23C
B
*
——
Windward
Jan
Jan
69C
:
Apr
7.75
20,453
-
26
common
'
«•
2.50 Apr
13
Jun
80c May
23c
1
Petroleum-
Coghian
.
*:
»
Petroleum
class
Jun
*
^
Naco
1.92
3.40
May
Jan
Apr
14
3.G06
14%;
Jan
Mar
15% May
-
632
69%
60c
47%
70c
i.
^
—.u——100
Wlllroy Mines ■.i;---—1«
IWilrich Petroleums
—1
:r,>;2.82 Jun
>
Jan
51
-
23,186
,
9.15
68
v
5
26
Horsey
Breweries
e3icK.s'
82 W
52
—50'
«
1
—
100
14%
69
1.40
2.00
file
V
•
:i
■
1.75 Jan
'
Shawiniean
16%
14%
69
~"V'" Preferred
Mar
,
-15%
2.00
i
-
16%
14%*
5.80
Feb
1
—
w-
Class B
3.90 Mar
155
y
10 y4
2,400
12,025
i
10,710
3,600
71c
16 % May
1.10 Apr
Jun
35%
Jan
2.98 May
.
Jun
26c
31,015
Mines—
Warrants
Wiltsey
Scarfe
11.699
2.10
•
Western Canada Breweries
Weston" (Geo)
Jan
3.00
56,870
69c',
*
Products
Western
Western
1.19 Mar
1.47
v
14'A May
-
42c
42%
2.00<
,Western Leaseholds
'
Sarnia
30c
39%
69c
Gas Oil-
Westeel
•
'
Sand
Jun
300
Apr
Jun
85c
'
90c
3.00
::
2.05
Mines
,Western Decalta
35c
:
Jan
3.00
40c
Feb'
Jan
1 i
Apr
;
90c
1
1.65
14%
92c
1.89
Equipment
Copper—
Jan
16
2.64
15%
•
1.78'
Pyrite
Jan
78 y4
30C
7.85
May
2.47
15%
90c
•
14%
580
22c
1.82
—^
24c
510
,.:v'
81%
Ltd_
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
15% May
Jan
35c
1
Gold
Antonio
17% •T7%
■.*
Corp common
Michael
St
class
Cement
St Lawrence
Feb
Jan
42%
Warrants
St
62
35
3.00
Mines.—.
10% Jun
36,000
58% May
28% Apr
6.10 Jun
25c
-1
W
Feb
Weetron
Jan
23c
.1
Jan
:
Jan
36c
60
-1
&
Feb
23%
'
6.25
.1
Cotton
G
8.60
Feb
33%
2.55
...
Amulet
Jun
Jun
60
151/2
Mines
Wabasso
Apr
65 % Mar
:>;;
60
19%
ilk
6.25
1
Ltd
14c
~
1
Ryanor Mining
Feb
19c
25C
Mines
18c
Jan
12%
6.90
22%
18c
33%
Corp—^
70c
May ;)
4.00 May
4,550'
6.60
22%
Mines
26c
,v
56 y4
10,405
13%y 14%
11%
Industries
4,022
' 4.50
4.00
r
Russell
Jun
Mar
60
Oils
Apr
1.20
Jun
27c
14c
14c
;
10c
8,750
37c
20%c
6.25
Alloys
Explorations
Waterous
12,000
35c
33c
35c
Jun
Mar
May-:;
14c 14 %c
14 %c
Roche Long Lac
Rock win Mines
23c
pfd—_
Consoi
Violamac
Mar
102
-
A
Vico Explorations
■
Jan
102
Jun
21c
Jun
2.60
v
.
Jun
.
1.70 Mar
15.950
--
82c
Jan^
10
18,800
1
22 c. 22 y2c
80c
Ltd
s
lum
Vv'-v'
25c
98
2.45
-
Rexspar Uranium'.—;
12,328
2.45
22C
1.95
Reuabie Mines
Reynold Aluminum
mu
16
19
Refining ^
Mar
22c
6.65
i
Steel
Ventures
Regent
51
Jan
27c
2.01 Mar
1)900
Apr
19c
class
Oils
Jan
Apr
Jan
46
221/4
class B_—.
Montauban
6.05
1.60 May
13,000
0
1.80
Jun
31,535
14C
Inv
2.50 Mar
May
3.20
-
16,060-
2.25.
2.15
.
13,150
>
9
50%
Mines
United
1.20
1.55
1.15r
Rainville Mines Ltd—
Earth
i' 1.12
1.55
3.35
Radiore Uranium Mines.
Fuel
High
May
48%
23c
<;~ Class B ■ preferred-—
United Keno Hill
.
Low
7
50%
1
:
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
—1
s
Asbestos:-.
United
Apr
30
75c
-
"
.Rare
i
Shares
8%
•
—;
1.94
;v-'
2,850-
Mining
4.60
Jun
23c
Union
v
Low
_*
Canada
United
15
Jun
3.45
•Union Gas of
;
Apr
Acceptance 2nd preferred
for Week
sf Prices
Par
Union
Apr.
32c
Feb-
23c
»>r
High
4.85 Mar
Sales
Range
Bale Price
Jun
1.15
-1
Mines.
Mining
Prods
Milk
20c •
1.65
-
3.50
Mines.
Queenston Gold
Quemont
8,230
•'
■
Metallurgical
Quinte
15c
,
38,384 **•
k
.
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2.30
_1
Chibougamau Gold.
Quebec Copper Corp_—.
Quebec Labrador Develop.
Friday
STOCKS
6barw
1
High
___1
Quebec
Corp
Prices
Low
Par
29
for Week
Range
i
Sale Price
JUNE
Sales
•
delivery sale
year's
range),
price.
rCash sale
dividend.
to
unlisted trading prlvilegee,
delivered,
(not included
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat
Ex-liquidating
(Un) Admitted
wd When
wi When
x
y
(not included in year's range).
z
issued,
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rights.
Ex-stock
'
dividend.
j
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(46)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Monday, July 2, 1956
■■/</
Quotations for Friday June 29
Investing Companies
1.81
6.13
6.63
Institutional
4.30
Institutional
Income
Intl
1.74
1.58 \l
11.54
Resources
of
Co
Figures after decimal point represent
7.87
13.62
10.38
6.57
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
6.29
8.56
Johnston
(The)
Fund_l
4.30
Keystone
Custodian
1
„
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc
—--1
Bowling Green Fund Inc.—10c
9>/4
10 V*
37/#
4%
*
5
22.75
J
13.09
14.35
1
7.41
8.10
}
12.87
13.91
Inc———* / 20.02
21.65
Knickerbocker
1
--1
X5.70
6.24
23.27
25.16
Life Insurance
17.56
18.99
Life
Corp—
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc—
Securities com—100 14,700 15,300
-10®
1
Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund——.1
Composite Bond & Stock
4.89
20.14
Paper
17.50
16»A
17%
Transport
60.06
11.13
12.24
13.06
14.31
9.47
10.38
5
Mutual
19.30
National Security
24.01
22.34
7.33'
4.11
New
New
8.57
7.88 :
11.31:
10.32
7.31
8.01
16.74
18.35
3.34
3.63
14.21
/
15.53
Series
.
Pine
65.44
8.09
9.08
9.95
--lc
14.64
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Electronics & Electrical
Equipment shares
lc
12.32
13.49
7.43
8.15
lc
administered shares—lc
bond shares!
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising shares—.—lc
Mining shares-——
i.—-lc
Petroleum
shares—
i—lc
Common
6.13
10.33
8.82
9.67
15.82
17.32
8.99
7.18
11.30
Tobacco shares
—lc
Utility shares
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
4.26
Fund
8.85
17.01
Maydock
1
1
15.89
2,67
,
10.58
Fund-
1
9.34
1
9.87
lo
10.58
lc
11.00
120
lo
65
lo
Bankers
Surety Co
181
lo
33%
2
23%
&
Shippers
Camden Fire Ins Assn (N
J)__5
Colonial Life Ins of Amer
.10
Ins
Life
General
Continental
Continental
Casualty
Oram
&
Forster
fire Assn
Globe
&
Republic
Great American
Gulf Life
Home
b3.20
b3.10
2,95%
96.22
? 96.2
95.12
v
94.16
94.24
94.6';
94.14
a37.35
__
a24.25
9.
16,
Bid
_
11.98..
13.04
>
11.65
Jefferson
99.944
8.99
■
6.07
Inc
8.58
of
National
Merchants
National
36%
New
27%
29%
New
&
,
Par
10
12.43
Nationwide
.1
5.48/-
New
of
5%
66
32
33%
35
iq
77%
81%
51%
54%
57
59 %
/2
York
116
28%
14 %
31%
63%
28;
.
228
20
Union
/
&
State
Bank
of
32%:
5
53
4
11%
129
.
/
25%
5
25
.20
/
I.os
-v
20
208-
43
;V
5
23
v
69%
;;
62;65^"-
10
44
IT
18-
—2
46
41
American
3%s
50
lo
44
Bid
Potash
Calif
Oregon
12.50
67
72'
Ferro
Corp
&
(Minn)
10
Co
48%
34
37
30
33
Bank
of
10
60
62
<
50
54
/;
51%
54%
31
33
Detroit
•
/•■-. //>•.• :
Bank
25
(N
J)
10
Phoenix_5' /.29>/
Nat'l
Bank
&
-
St.
■
First
National
Louis
Trust
Union
Amer
24%
Hilton
—10
24%
25%
15
75
Marine
-
99%
_6.25
54%
56%
10
61%
65%
Co
Georgia
91%
/ /
77%
41%
53
A
6.25
46
100
>
—1975
105 %
36 %
Travelers
U
S
Accident
Co
;
1975
101
102%
Southern
Calif
3%s
Lt
.1986
100%-
101 %
Textron
115 Va
116
U S
4s—
1976
166
-
Penna
Salt
of
Amer
Light & Pow 3V4S-1986
Kentucxy Util 3%s„
1986
-102 %
Lowenstein
4%s
Oil
(M)
4%s
&
98 %
^—1968
43 V2
Sons—
.1981
—
Life
Insurance
Co
In
78
59%
tEx-lGO %
23
26
tEx-2-for-l
2
27
29
2
28 %
30%'
•No
the
100 Va'
101%
100%
100%
„i986
103
103%
100%
4%s
—1957
,-1986
Am
Gas
5s
—
_
3%s_
90%
101%
101 ¥4
1971
96 %
97%
—1970
3y2s
Electric
101%
89 y2'
1981
3%s_
k
:
122
i._1980
.1986
':
104%
124
-
105 3A
Stocks—
Anderson-Prichard
4.25%
90 y4
4.44 Ye
Oil—
preferred
Kaiser Alum 4%%
Power
&
a
Net
par
value
asset
stock
split.
dividend
56 %
116 V*
117
100
101
Light—
preferred
value.
k Admitted to listing on
Stock Exchange
b Bid yield price,
t New stock,
x
,
Ex-dividend,
wl When
the New York
y
issued
Ex-stock
57%
v
50
pfd.lOO
—
conv
.100
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
73
••
'
100
—1981
Industries 4y>s_
Louisiana
44 %
56%
5
Fire
Ask
107
i
101%
112%
1976
99
3.45s_
3%s_
Mfg
Whirlpool-Seeger
1970
—
3%s—
Sheraton
1986 "
3
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_10
city of N Y
Westchester Fire
82%
397/«
Bid
1986
3 %s_.
Niagara •Mohawk
102%
4%s
49-
45%
58%
37%
56
10
104
60%
;
//•,/'•"■'
National Can 5s
102 y8
3%s
Power
Hotels
Kerr-McGee
10
96
59%
56 V2
54%
20
T Ac S
Elec
1986
3%s_
&
/
Houston
13
(N Y).
__2
Insurance (Texas) __10
lo
43%
49%
55%
25
Trust—
N
.
Bonds—(Cont.)
Narragansett
Wisconsin
78%
70
S
116
47% ;
17
Co
Francisco—
of
Bank——20
Bank
National
Mercantile
99%
.1975
73%
Republic
u
V
v*'''
/./ /••.'// '•
Louis—
99%
33/bS
Frueliauf Trailer
23
Reinsurance Corp
u s
108'
Trust—25
Peoples 1st Natl Bank & Tr—20
Penna Elec
.1936
10
Phoenix
Providence-Washington
90%
-
Edison—
3%s
Power
Ask
132
60%
86
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
154
<31'
Security Issues
*
130
4%s. 1975
53%
57
5
Co
80
10
10
Fire
Standard
146
/
-12.50
Tr
Mueller Brass 3%s
1970
Power 3%s— !9'i6
Commonwealth
Florida
69 %
43%
'**••••'47
.
10
Bk
(Ariz.)—
Natl Bank of
Mellon
Bank
Chem-
Industries
Power
:
&
————
Burlington
.
22%
35
••
Angeles—
San
//> 43
Recent
42-
5
A—
40:'
20%
41
260'i:i-
16
City—
Boatmen's
218
•
66%
Bonds-—
66%
29%
250'"'
50
Pittsburgh—
v
B%
21
39
)
Phoenix
•
67 %
-
39% ;/
10
;
.
//
A 39
37
200
Co
Fatersnn
Valley
I/'
Albany.;
Bank
Security-First Natl Bank—12.50
'
;
360
*
-
28
"
7%
—10
435
v
Co
National
•
348
,18/
.
810
;
Bank
County Bank & Trust Co.,
._lfr
•/, /
340
National Bank
Trust
First
//41%
13
Duke
&
*46
-
25 ""-64%
I)
420
of. Commerce
Bank
Jersey
■
34
100
;
336f
-100
58
139
12 Vi
Insurance
37
Bank
38%
;
38%
Fire
.39%
Y
304
100
34%.
36%
33%
Paul
90.
10
N
100
Bk_100
Detroit—
51%
42:
>
of
(L
-
10
St
20
Inc
Co
',f.
88^
-
Savings
Trust
Connecticut
80%
;
/-
-10"
—„5;
&
Albany, N. Y.—
34%
Seaboard Surety
National
..
Bank
&
City
Hartford
41
32%
'
-
83
85%
/
/■
Trust—33%
Connecticut—
-1
St
"31%
3?34
Co
National.
,__5
90
10
Trust
Bank
2.50
85
34»
&
Ask
'
31
,
*
Illinois
National
National
-
'
49%
—10
Bid
236.
Fire
Indemnity
99.526
99.422
80
and Trust—25
Bank
Trust
Cleveland
:
64%
y39/—'
77%
5
Bank & Trust Co
United States Trust
15V4
5 '
Fire
Pacific
———
1956
National
Central
27
--
"///;
Y
.Trade
I
121
1
lo
36%
45%
N
Trust-
State
3.33%
Peerless
,4
'188
25'
;
Bank
Brook
Sterling
i
90;
.
Manufacturers
Pacific
—
30%
180/
20.
Trust—
River
Insurance
:
Northern Trust Co
31//'./ 33
Bank
Freeport
New
Ask
!
_
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
York
Bid
87-
Northwestern National Life
31
Harris
Bank^—
Co—:
(The)
County
,Royal
121
Amsterdam
North
62%
Natl
Square
Northeastern
5
First
20
Rochelle
Morgan (J P)
5.92
——10
class
99.476
—
1956
27,
National
;
Bank
—
National
Meadow
•
114
Assurance
Corp
99.571
99.509
99.462
99.413
Continental
63
/
10
Trust—ManufaiGturers Trust Ca
13.44
20
Fire
Union
99.556.
1956
Far
/
10
Trust
Long-Island
Ins—
Life
;
99.623
City
50%
47Vs.
28
—10
&
Westchester
New
Irving
Kings
9,38
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
53
•
_S
Y)-
Industrial Bank of Commerce.10
14.99-
Amer_5
Life
Companies Inc
Life Insurance Co of Va
Ask
99.668
99.610
Chicago—
Natl Bank
264 ;
65
5
City
Huntington
C)
Dollar Vftluft
Companies
58:
..Rye National>Bank_^—
—2'"
Security National Bank of.......
•
99.656
13,
National
7.68
13.75
II
I_i
Inc
Bills
1956
6,
45% /
Tr__25
Co
Guaranty Trust
14.17
7.03
1
Life
3.05%
1956—--————
23,
September
-C
63
Bank__10
Bk
York—
Hanover
6.69
13.OL
-l
l
N
3.30%
1-57
1-57 wi /
4-
Ask.
48%
12.50
&
Bank
Franklin
•
Inc
Standard
3-30%
1-57
September
99.759
256;
.r
State
National
Franklin
Mutual
(Greensboro
3.20%
b3.40
b3'.40
2-
1-56 ■':/■■ 3-
September
10.
Trust
New
First
12.66
8.23
Companies
33%
43
of
7.13
48%
4%
First
9.19
6.52
National
115-
25
—1
Merchants Fire
107
8.41
1
—
27%
%
23
Ltd-—1
...
b3.35
1-56
September 20, 1956
100
f
/
York
Exchange
Corn
Fiduciary
17.43
North
3.10%
3.15%
b3.25
Bid
August
12.14
of
b3.30
b3.30
/•
August 30.
Bid
Trust
Federation
11.29
Co
2-57
2-57 wi
99.703: 99.713
Empire Trust—
16.04
*
3-56
1-
1-
2-56
99.894 V 99.901
99.850, 99.860
99.797
99.805
1956
Commercial
12.43
10.39
26%
22
Chem
40%
12.12
11.11
Lincoln
19%
38%
1
Fund
Ask
3.00%
b3,25
12-
/A
/
67-
-
99.749
'County Trust Co
(White Plains N
14.03
Shares_l
Maryland
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
*
12.83
Fund—_1
30%
47/a
13.00
a31.12
Fund-,
42
26
12.03
Income Fund
Wisconsin
1-56
5-
3.408
99.933
99.938
—
Chase Manhattan Bank
10.57
Science Fund
Fund
Bid
50
;/
Ask
99.981
-
York—
New
Bankers
•
X9.77.
1
Fund
3
12-
2-56
Dollar Value
Par
1
Inc
Funds
Dae
t
C-
,3.55%'
3.00%
Bank & Trust
•
Inc_l
Northern
g
95.4
1-56
7/2-56
'
3.50%
b3.20;< 3.00%
1-56
Bank of New
Fund
136
5
1-56
12.66
15.18
128
(Jacksonvme Fla) 15%
1-56
11-
llr
2-56
14.15
13.42
90
Hanover
Fire
__Jq
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
lo
Hartford Steamboiler
~io
:
10-
1-56
1-56
47%
13.85
280
I-IIIIIIIs
IIIIII
13.02
45 %
12.28
85
10
■;
7.28
.—1
Fund
31-
J)—f1.25
Philadelphia—
97.20
97.18
96.14
32.42
6.73
Inc—-1
260
Fund
(S
F)
_2~50
Firemen's
of
Newark
5
Franklin
Life
—IIIII 4
General Reinsurance
Corp
10
Glens Falls
r
97.12
-95.26
1.
4-
3.30s
1956
August
14.83;
32.10
Boston—1
of
3-
3.10%
2.95%
19561956——
August
13.65
—1
Fund;
B)
39
4
of
22.54
Shares——1.25
Continental
Investors
,
(N
Fireman's
12,
19,
Funds Inc--
Whitehall
61 %
Mri
2.85%
26, 1956
August 2, 1956
•
25%
'i.39
57>'2
of
22.10*
;
•
Investors
Fund
Washington
35%
10
Fidelity & Deposit
2.75%
b3.05:
July
Clark—
Corp-
,
Inc
federal
b3.00
b3.10r
'/"•/
Clark
5
Assoc
15.59
20.35
11.65
2
Reinsurance
July
.July
>3.59
18.66
,_1
Fund-
Stock
Dated
3.50%
/
1-56
July 5, 1956
14.23
Inc__1
:
&
I
Rate
/ 2.95%
1-56
-
33%
1
Line Income. Fund Inc
1
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc-I.
Wall Street Investing
68%
192
101 %
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Employees
31 %
Investors—
Insurance
95%
Employees' Group
of Canada
Stevens
Ask
2.60%
4-50
I//--
Value
130
I__5
Co
98.2
100.2
C
"97.4
-
.
V 98.24
97.26
100
i
1961
1,
United States Treasury
Stock
10
Assurance Co
•
6.97
1
&
'
/
b2.95.
10-
22.53
•
Inc
28%
4
5.
April
9-
9.46
20.84
2.50
28%
24
10
Columbian Natl Life
,36
5
Boston Insurance Co
Connecticut
.
1
6.25
l%s
8-
;
.6.77
6.38
1
Growth
Investment
Bid
io
Mercury (Wash D C)
American Re-insurance
8.66
1
„...
,
Inc
Canada
Value Line Fund Inc
12.03
Amer
: /Ask
Bid
98.16
9.60 **
Wellington Fund
$1.25
conv
preferred-.
.—5
American Home Assurance Cp_5
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)__2%
98.30
5.14%
8.78
United
11.58
American
American
X4.70
2-56
7-
1-55
4-
3.45%
Shares—
Accumulated
10.67
Equitable Assur——_5
American Fidelity & Cusualty_5
3-55
2-
3.00%
7.37
1
Amer
...
American
11.77
X6.74
United
10.22
Insurance Co
Automobile
-
'r5-
3.05%
XlO.77
;
—
Inc—
United
11.56
Agricultural
10-
1-55
Inc.
United
2.92
1
;
99.11
Bid
Due
Dated
3-56
Corp—.
United
17.18
Inc
Par
—
—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebenlures
Rate
<
Insurance
Life
99.12
99.8
99.9
1-
Inc
(Edson
United
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Aetna
99.4
12-
__1
Street Investment Corp„_•
Texas
a25
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Aetna Insurance Co
100.9
99.6
1957—
1957
/ 11-
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
17.53
Casualty & Surety
100.2
99.31
98.22
1956;
,1958-
—
•
16.98
1
Aetna
15.
15,
3 00%
Television-Electronics Fundi.—_l
9.70
16.49
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Inst Foundation Fund
al4.79
1
Trust
Stevens
Scudder,
4.68
;
Fund
20,
20.
l%s Feb. 15, 1959
lV2s April
1, >1959
l%s Oct. 1, 1959
l%s April
1,
1960
1 »/2r Oct;
1. I960
99.20
100.7
.i.-*
1957
1.
May
Aug.
11.91
10.96
1
Fund
Fund
Scudder,
v
16.98
Bank
l%s April
2.95%
(Geo) Fund
Science <& Nuclear Funds
Sterling
12.38
15.51
Institutional
109
99.31
99.22
3.125%
—
Stein Roe & Farnham
7.76
lo
lc
Investors
Mortgage Assn—
Nov.
1%$ April 1, 1958
27«s June 15, 1958
l%s Oct. I, 1958
'
—*4#
"
Fund
Scudder
State
3.15
lc
Income
100.4
195615.
1957-
1,
2%s March
42.45
d.19
Rowe)
Sovereign
13.60
2.86
shares
Incorporated
Incorporated
(T
Smith
10.61
12.42
shares.——lc
Boston
97.18
8.82
9.99
—1'**
Shareholders Trust
12.15
9.68
shares
of
96.22
103%
102%
1971—
38.13
11.02
1
Fund
Southwestern
9.37
.11.09
■
Inc___
100.2
1956
15,
Oct.
3.83
Ltd
Fund
Selected
6.73
9.43
shares———
Fund
97.12
Maturity^—
'
General
income
1960
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
1%S Oct. 1, 1957
i
100.3
Notes—
Aug.
1%r
39.27
Series.
Securities
Common
Fully
Hudson Fund
Ask
,
100.1-
11.08
Putnam
13.37
lc
Lie—
Bid
1950
21.45
Fund Inc
12.98
Fund
Natl
3 VaS
Indebtedness—
1,
3.55
—
1956
»
Street
Price
~8.33
X7.66
11.09
stock
99.26
99.18
of
Dec.
1 %s
Series—
American
Pioneer
7.38
shares——;—^
1960
Federal
100.3
100.5
1957
10.25
Fund
Canada
Peoples
11.85
equipment
1959
1,
100
99.30
Capital Fund
Philadelphia
10.12
BLR
1,
3%s May 1,
1957
1,
1,
19.65
Stock Series
York
North
lc
Railroad
May
1,
97.28
—
2%s Feb.
June
99.10
97.20
97.2
96.14
97.8
1958
98.18
99
1958
"
U
2s
8.05
1
England
of
,
lc
——lc
Bteel
2 %s
100.8
100.5
1956-
1
Series
Growth
4.50
shares
Bond
June
3.46
35.27
Series
Stock
16.16
;
shares
Railroad
4,
1
Series—
Stock
Income
■
7.60
11.90
Building
*
Sept
Co Inc_l
Corp
Series
Puritan
shares—.
99.30
99.27
1957—
1957
2.80%
Series
Preferred
Aviation
Food
Investors
Dividend
;
5.17
■f
14.95
Securities—
Chemical
15,
15,
3%tf March
3.27
1
Wide Securities
9.49-
10.89
Inc——"
1—5
financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
founders Mutual Fund
:—-*
franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
—lc
Preferred stock series
lc
fundamental Investors Inc——2
Futures Inc—
—1
Oaa Industries Fund Inc
1
General
Capital Corp
—1
General Investors Trust
1
Growth Fund
Jan.
3.74
♦
interest—.
beneficial
Nation
National
4.73
Corp—1".
shares—
2%s May 1,
2 %s Nov. 1,
Treasury
•
Shares—
3.13
20.90
*
Fidelity; Fund
Automobile
100.6
-
'
4.55
3.82
5.33
1
Inc
Corn
2.85
22,46
joulty Fund Inc
20c
federated Fund of New Eng—_ 1
.
Trust
Bond
1-
Fund—
Electronics Investment
100.6
100.3
2.97
—1
Fund
Fund
Shares
Balanced
/; '''//'/
Stock
;
Life
8.73
25c
—1
Inc——
Fund
& Howard—
Balanced Fund
100.3
1956
Stock
——
Invest
Mutual
of
17.07
2"^
Baton
Inc.
Fund
.
Massachusetts
Mutual
•
Shares——
1956—
15,
3.39
Trust_l
Growth
15,
99.30
100.1
98.8
'
59.46
'.//;'/'
«
■
14.58
14.43
Investors
Investors
Oct.
Nov.
3.14
/
—lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc__10c
—-—/—1
E
Capital
4.13
3.47
4.84
,
Massachusetts
—
| 2%s Feb. 15, 1957-;
2.88
Mass
1957-56
Certificates
5.38
7.58
1,
2%s
2.61
6.93
Oct.
Figures after decimal point represent one pr more 32nda of ft point
/?
16.19
Investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
'
\/:;./
shares
shares
l%s
/ 99.29
U. S. Gerlificates of Indebtedness & Notes
6.24
lo
Dhrewiified
Group
5.72
Automobile
i
100.3
2%s Jan.
a45.79
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
;
ICO
Maturity—
10.32
13.90
18.20
1956
2a
15%
16.75
Fund
Diversified Growth
Stock
Fund-
Dreyfus
14'/2
Inc_—--1
Delaware
Series
X
18.53
Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
". Dividend Income Fund——1.
De Vegh Investing Co Inc
1
De Vegh Mutual Fflnd Inc
1
15,
1957
7.04
shares —...
lc
shares—
—lc
Petroleum shares
lo
Special Investment shares—lc
Fund
Oct
12.98
12.79
Consolidated Investment
—
12.45
11.88
Fund Inc——-1
Composite
1957
10,52
11.50
22.98
Metal
1,
15,
15.71
X9.64
Fund—•
Funds—
Managed
May
13.73
14.39
Fund Inc—1
Mutual
;
13.46
9.49
;Fund' Inc—-—.
Dividend
Sayles
3.30s
2.95s
10.46
21.17
Inc—
Fund
Commonwealth
142
137
Preferred
Colonial
Loomis
,
3s
100.2
18.83
/ 6.43
Investors Inc
Insurance Stk
100.2
100
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
19.58
12.58
—1
Trust Fund
Lexington
100
1956
2 %s
11.93
25c !
Fund
1956
27.67
17.26
K-2
8-1
15,
17,
Feb
100
99 30
99.27
Aug.
3%s Feb.
27.20
,12.34
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
6-2 (Income Com Stocks)™1
S-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Fund
(1954) LtdCanadian
Fund
ChrieUana
x
11.89
Ltd
Fund Inc—
Canada General
Concord
18.24
16.87
24.59
Fund
California
14.29
24.63
Bonds—
Sept.
,
•'.'■f Ask
'■/, '-'V /A//Bid
1956
14,
3.50s
Funds—
26.06
Bonds)
1
25.36
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
X17.95
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)—1
10.93
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)
1/
9.58
K-l (Income Pi'd Stocks)
1
(Investment
11.00
Broad Street Invest
Bullock
13.15
22.91
2%s Sept.
3.50s
a21.83
Mutual
100.1;
>99.31
1956
Bank
Land
3.15s
6.90
9.30
B-l
16,
Federal
3 VeS
11.34
6.04
3.93
July
32nds of a point
more
or
/
Banks—
Loan
3.208
5.17
14.70
Beneficial Corp
Blair Holdings Corp
,
3%s
10.84
1
16.03
Home
3.05s
4.73
9.92
America
.Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axs-Houghton Fund
Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
*
Federal
one
Ask
Bid
12.62
7.19
1.
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Investment
Ask
12.45
Insur Fund—lc
Fund Inc
lc
/Institutional
10.28
9.41
'
Development
Mutual Fund Inc
Atomic
(Cout)—
Fuod.lc
Fund_lc
Growth
4.02
^5c
1.25
American Business Shares——1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Ltd
Institutional buares
l.b5
Jvunu
ftk—ucen
Obligations of Government Agencies
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
dividend.
Volume 184
Number 5547 ...The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(47)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
based
us
country, indicate that for the
an
Third Federal Reserve
a
year ago.
Week
week ended
Pennsylvania—Altoona
same
■
1955.
At
this
"Week Ended June 30—
New
York
1956
$11,441,519,510
1,208,524,750
1,047,214,734
1,459,000,000
1,251,000,000
663,330,258
+ 14.0
_
....
Boston
_
Kansas
St.
City
.
San
3.4
+
364,000,000
+
21.4
3,850,026
+
3.9
+
2.8
/
r
/
:
,T
14,077,221
3.5
10,767,696
1,572,338,812
1,351,005,848
+16.4
1,259,392,641
1.170,434,439
10,397,952
—56.7
4,499,643
Columbus
446,284,940
12,998,701
350,419,164
+ 10.8
Total
7,687,269
245,543,510
462,862,64ft
+
538,805,141
+ 17.5
461,719,546
8.9>"
56,453,500
(7
50,926,200
+ 10.9
12,971,892
+ 37.9
43,363,000
10,886,303
15,827,384
_
+ 13.6
10.0
8,388,235
247,208,255
287,178,480
17,890,073
—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 13.9
517,867,696
+
«■
312,596,517
633,186,445
Youngstown
584,807,389
388,409,645
—
4,044,471
6,986,196
11,436,699
9,118,631
o
+ 33.7
—
12,647,251
+
t
cities)
39.450.000
25.1
9,952,304
415,820,259
+ 21.7
382,377,129
8,799,067
11.474.001
388,374,716
1,328,747.175
+16.4
1,163,894,772
1,164,191,20ft
3,123,663
3,925,13ft
18,777,00ft
177,285,333
506,223,176-
1,546,676,738
1
Baltimore
3,230,520
6,973,798
3,195,743
8,291,263
7,847,940
14,719,611
Mansfield
508,252,925
__
6,387,354.
4,093,860
1,119,000,000
*
19,672,092
Cincinnati
1.9
588,127,674
Pittsburgh
3,658,812
6,756,675
"\ 13,582,402
cities)
6.2
+
—
643,453,COO
Cleveland
3.2
7,756,775
Ohio—Canton
+ 15.4
398,834 736
341,300.000
Francisco
+
*4,000,000
Cleveland;
406,288,671
_
Louis
1,205,000,000
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
+ 16.6
758,269,938
-
.
Philadelphia
1,591,336
4,029,269
+ 16.7
1,654,836
1,922,972
1,972,456
%
$11,832,953,477
„
Chicago
1955
.
•.
(11
t
1,691,964
1,411,182
+ 17.1
8,065,156
Total
1953
$
3.6
—15.3
104 ?91
3,793,186
Delaware—Wilmington
:
/, /-/+
R
3,913,562
New Jersey—Trenton
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1954
+ 26.5
l,29o[o0oi()00
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative
summary for
1,540,477
1,940,864
1,505,000,000
Scranton
center
+
4,340,239
Philadelphia
Reading
23—
or
Dec. %
1,724,848
2,273,106
Lancaster
York
gain for the week ending Friday of 3.4%.
a
the week follows:
in
week
June
Inc.
-
1,948,018
Chester
Saturday, June 30, clearings for all
$23,853,281,184 against $21,842,450,164 for the
there is
$
1,787,462
.
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly
clearings will be
9.2% above those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
at
Ended
1955
$
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
District—Philadelphia—
1956
increase compared with
47
i
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
v
Ten cities,
Other
Total
All
five days
—
cities, five days
all cities,
cities,
_
4,767,250,920
five days
953,450,184
for week
issue of
next
week.
We cannot furnish
ends
Saturday,; and the Saturday figures are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the
able to
are
June 23.
was
an
having amounted
week in 1955.
same
York
ment of 9.6%
the
as
an
Reserve
not available at time of
week in all
to
going to
Nashville
press.
has to be estimated.
cases
Augusta
We,group the cities according
are
located and from this
(including this city) the totals
Philadelphia Reserve District
furnish
a
a
decline of
of
10.6%.
note
we
record
to the
that
r
25,746,035
+ 33.9
+ 29.6
23,094,036
95,947,041
386,200,000
+
7.1
304,400,000
6, 978,110
.———_ _—__
—
3rd
Philadelphia—
dtlM
10
"
11
Cleveland..—7"
8th
Richmond
the
4,959,055
152,436,937
206,870,895
+
3.9
149,693,942
(10
12,221,797
+ 19.3
542,627
cities)
473,952
196,694,781
+ 14.5
410,293
475,758
+ 10.6
176,086,808
155,792,633
1,312,161,414
—
1,160,483,076
+ 13.1
922,186,466
910,777,589
District-Chicago—
«th Atlanta
1,572,338,812
Wayne
South
Terre
;,/i
.„
17
10th Kansas City
11th
Total
1,351,005,848
+ 16.4
1,259,392,641
1,328,747,175
+ 16.4
1,163,894,772
724,456,009
S.2
661,525,452
645,452,211
New
*
109*
——
York
1,160,483,076
+ 13.1
.
1,327,083,160
+23;?-
1,157,162,451
now
the week
add
665,968,234
+ 11.4
626,331,408
ended
+
20.4
486,038,857
664,711,987
+
9.5
579,585,899
+
0.8
464,341,298
1,032,237,099
985,091,222
585,784,640
580,987,011
' 1,223,811,325
3.2
3,320,032
2,969,811
98,018,063
96,848,957"
+ 18.8
1.4
4,510,255
31,608,499
4,799,751
32,392,470
1.6
12,922,777
12,917,962
+ 23.9
1,207,859
26.4
869,863,426
2,367,692
888,128,364
1,638,686
985,751,522
_
7,577,418
'*
Portland
20,514,085,513
*
10,950,783,579
+ 12.8
9,514,581,730
for
showing the figures
years:
:
1956
.
Fail
■>
River
•
s,■
Ended
1955
",V/:;.i{Z
each
T.nv.'
New Bedford
$
June
Inc.
-V/-/,
or
23+
r
•
+ 40.6
5,928,174
013,424
1,157,162,451
1,173,374,840
352,600,000
+
9.9
346,200,000
328,700,000
189,563,348
+
12.3
121,087,515
+14.2
2,717,371
+ 13.4
163,691,235
114,386,277
2,053,896
104,754,756
3,081,561
741,875,472
(4 cities).
665,968,234
+11.4
626,331,408
588,486,397
Dec. %
8
'./-/■/
9,446,150
2,263,686
8,373,743
4,079,131
6,215,476
14,210,987
-1 6,016,639
' "13,038,976
689,402,471
cities)
(7
572,648,038
■/..
.
955,388
/•
3,775,690
—13.6
\
—
Buffalo
0.3
3,007,470
1,181,562
3,959,430
—11.3
2,891,713
12,815,94^
+ 21.8
+ 14.6
8,052,755
33,666,516
+ 17.8
■A
11,719,888
9,343,357
-
+
'
12.8
7,180,996
+ 15.5
+
+
9.0
6,713,845
3,766,161"
4,582,789
\
3.3
3,851,866
3,737.,428
-12,396,879
+ 20.4
.
486,038,857
10,490,041
462,119,99ft
-
159,556,980
10,492,160
27,222,471
31,257,198
442,389,586
10,577,067
12,344,925
Joseph
993,527
7,153,941
482,204,962
City
7,201,852
.
5,666,298
—
3.8
+
25.9
+
*
.
6.1
+
8.1
924,242
923,577
-
654,712
7,086,004
,.
731,357
7,465,733
4
150,331,873
+ 14.4
142,991,46ft
8,060,732
7,717,056
+ 14.8
24,149,031
20,700,602*.
9.0
370,847,485
380,938,329
10,260,399
10,510,839
+
+16.7
+ 27.1
4,168,020
(a)
(a)
-
Total" (9 cities)
3,218,189
2,963,00ft
3,103,401
3.001,276
579,585,899
577,943,73ft
.
r—
728,126,080
664,711,987
+
9.5
..
,
;V
8,055,458
;
35,683,668 ■+ '■••■"- 31,089,027
|18,322,823
+ 34.3
14,975,761+-
32,349,100
—1132
25,663,800 **
2,335,307
941,855,757
—10.6
•'
+ 45.4
-846,123,095
+
1.
14,433,842
33,482,900
2,033,856
22,740,349
(a)
/
1
—-----
Worth
19,233,145
■■,,,■
-■
__
Jersey
cities)
502,588,835
37,851,935 ~
496,403,010
-
Galveston
17,974,350
89,959,584
3,178,974
■
3,843,77-1
+
16.9
126,305,151
127,391,123
2,753,124
+
6.2
2,030,513
2,258,663
2,991,363
34,002,742
———
Falls
Wichita
;
—
6,702,000
8,645,000
+12.6
6,971,413
7,493,231
1.2
402,604,301
352,126,38ft
+21.7
30,610,196
28,966,911
—
+ 29.0
5,794,000
5,852,000
2.4
6,543,559
6,047,347
3.0
11,817,829
9,713,347
0.8
464,341,298
410,204,216
8.7
176,226,025
'
7,640,051:
7,822,419
16,426,741
Louisiana—Shreveport
16,937,324
(6
cities)
585,784,640
^
580,987,011
+
—
+ 37.7
2,244,518
196,069,617
213,108.602
9.5
10,999,503,783
9,180.282,958
23.1
Oregon—Portland—
Utah—Salt
Lake
192,277,496
111,148,468
City—
5,126,095
242,270,060
—
99,076,251
28.546.746
California—Long Beach
29,981,594
21,504,116
+
2.5
4,767,405
26.0
164,653,784
+ 12.2
86,466,688
—
+
171,883,908
-
3,964,143
157,680,001
78,687,618
32.7
19,552,288
18,396,086
'+17.1
511,912,060
+
12,471,565
21,342,433
+ 28.9
13,427,372
536,608,006
15,126,228
6,670,771
5,749,891
+ 16.0
5,710,003
5,033,776
12,640,211
11,962,469
+
5.7
9,699,300
10,144,155
+
18,570,871
15,864,803
771,360,610
654,838,154
27,507,785
Pasadena
San
Francisco
1,968,595
+
+
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District- -San Francisco—
4,998,773
+ 18.2
147,229,584
11,129,981,987
46,053,138
■r
Washington—Seattle
3,328,558
41,865,719
Jersey—Newark
-
—.
742,364,347
V"
'
Connecticut—Stamford—
9,266,866"
10,429,332
Dallas
Forth
1,752,821
808,738,952
J;-/:/';;
/
12,185,956,937
__
New
Texas—Austin
•
*
4,118,553
.
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
11,225,203
2,923,180
(10
111,559,035
1,080,447
Jamestown
Total
/
.659,957
'
172,453,28311,998,821
Colorado—Colorado 8prings__.
Pueblo
2,713,309
+ 31.9
—
■172,143,191
Northern
St.
i
699,959
9,009,692
Kansas—Topeka
Total
-
Klmira
-
318,527,87ft
117,954,905
628,352,006
1,302,225
W 3,395,905
.....
New
695,479,143
10,707,716
Second Federal Reserve District—Mew York—
Ryracuse
;
Omaha
5,004,069
815,150,308
+
.
Lincoln
1,957,076
5,785,650
7;239,906
333,964,585
f
'w'-
4,712,402
,
:*//,'
Missouri—Kansas
2,7
6,192,542
19.4
+ 21.6
+
141,738,692
..
.!
"
+ 89.8
391,556,053
Wichita
28,742,100
F.
(12 cities)
Rochester
2,145,73ft
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
' ; ';v*.
+ 12.8
7,844,804
.
467,597,597
172,334,496
-
Paul
Total
e
,
24,614,326
Island,—Providenpa
Hampshire—Manchester
-New York
152,885,911
-
; ;
14,885,363
—
Dakota—Fargo
1953
39,666,424
Havens
Bingham ton
*
12,539,097
9,943,883"
+23.2
Dakota—Aberdeen
v
+
3,511,62ft
York—Alhnn—
*
•
1954
15,603,270
.
Connecticut—Hartford
Total
>
-
6,318,560
1,717,386
.
New
8,346,335
•'
Rprlngfield
Rhode
11,739,814
0.4
..
Worcester
New
4,209,93ft
15.2
+
5,373,372
Nebraska—Fremont
2,516,501
3,764,188
vLoweii
4,457,754
+
1,327,083,160
—-
Montana—Billings
city and for
2,585,444
704,689,107
,
+ 33.7
212,966,254
138,227,657
North
v
7,125,605
.;
v
-
+
387,600,000
Minneapolis
St.
9,245,421,679
/■ ' f "-- ■'
+
—
7,552,676
Louis
18,425.704,637
a 12,347,879,048
■
..
10,355,137
.
—
1,635,334,711
_
(17 cities)
-Helena
*. \
-
5.669,553
17,166,359
; 19,781,047
10.393,284
South
+ 11.1
X'] ''jf,':•-/
■fasKArhnsetts—Boston
12,285,942
2,029,665
Minnesota—Duluth
22,080,765,566
Maine—Bangor
11,960,969
+ 14.5
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
410,204,216
+17.4
V-
1,436,822,897
First Federal Reserve Dtstriei—Resten—
■
2.7
1,246,316,825
...
Total
577,943,739
June/23 for four
V-s-
+
5,717,092
40,329,322
13,802,403
—
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincyi-
462,119,999
Week
Clearings at—
59,585,00ft
4,334,932
13,585,052
Hastings
/'■
62,284,000
588,486,397
572,648,038
detailed statement
our
3.5
9,910,984
40,889,240
!
We
8,192,799
+
910,777,589
—24,533,835,985
City
6,503,55ft
10,172,709
71,586,000
-
::
117,098,064
_
Missouri—St.
1,173,374,840
741,875,472
728,126,080
;
922,186,466
689,402,471
1
10
1,614,864
14,061,336-
4,194,869
Decatur
1,164,191,208
.
+ 32.4
2,077,218
134,040,256
6,792,515
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
-1,170,434,439
;
9,763,691
7v
'
9,595,264,430
'•<
7,457,210
<
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
11,352,650,218
//;y
8
Francisco
<Outside
**
11,287,357
+ 10.8
1953
9.6
+
+ 25.4
_
—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
742,364,347
+
+ 29.6
8,922,997
10,179,244
Des Moines
8,396,963
.
9,890,516
12,927,689
Cowa—Cedar Rapids
I
1,635,334,711
.
9
Dallas
12th San
1954
791,284,846
"
7
—
.
808,738,952
.1,312,161,414
"•
4
Minneapolis
or
//(y+ArX+'■'., A\
17,115,505
84,418,000
_
Haute
/
vAi^-2,'547,541
:
'
Bend
Springfield
1,546,676,738
10;
m Chicago"8th St. Louis—
'
3,301,363
./Indianapolis
Total
Dec. %
11,539,007,946
-
9,605,366
21,465,052
_
Indiana—Port
Sioux
4,005,358
165,383,613
132,755,653
217, ,564,615
Orleans
Lansing
Cleveland Reserve
23,911,805
108,697,731
304,800,00ft
6,558,075
5,552,988
+ 32.7
+ 22.9
214, 961,258
.—-
Seventh Federal Reserve
improve¬
an
—10.6
"
6
+ 16.4
5,387,300
205,269,959
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
16.4%, but in the Boston
In
Inc.
$
941,855,757
12,647,904,803
•
*'9th
1955
846,123,095
**
-tth
5,993,191
252, 348,854
—
Peoria
$
2nd New York
645,452,2U
115,625,166
in
The Chicago Reserve District enjoys
1956
■
12
,661,525,452
14, 579,549
Total
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
Week Ended June 23—
Boston
9.2
34, 472,762
Mobile
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1st
5,399,692
333,976,27ft
106,088,773
413, 700,000
—
Rockford___—
we
110,030,646
+
Mississippi—Vicksburg
*
.
following
5,114,380
337,674,303
724,456,009
-
-.
Louisiana—New
9.5%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 0.8%, and in the San Francisco Reserve
In the
6.1
+ 19.0
+
149, 865,078
i
—
Alabama—Birmingham
expansion of 23.2%; the St. Louis Reserve District of 11.4% and the
Minneapolis
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase
District of 17.4%.
—
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
we
Reserve District of 20.4%.
of
+ 10.6
367,972,582
122,273,864
gain of 12.8%, the bank clearings
was a
arid in the Atlanta Reserve District
by 13.1%.
an
16,965,000
188,617,460
791,284,846
Georgia—Atlanta
larger by 16.4%; in the Richmond Reserve District by 9.2%,
are
2.9
145,467,846
^
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
$24,533,835,985 agairtst $22,080,765,566 in the
they
Reserve District the totals register
District the totals
9.7
+ 10.1
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
week
increase of 11,1%, the aggregate
clearings for
increase of 9.5%.
District
and in the
(6 cities)
+
—
•
Outside of this city there
showing
Federal Reserve Districts in which
the New
today, inasmuch
390,597,821
-
Columbia—Washington—
Total
9.2
+
7,542,570
Maryland—Baltimore
District of
+ 19.8
by the foregoing will appear
statement; however, which
For that week there
at this center
3,824,838
20,483,000
203,083,358
6,818,367
223,588,077
South Carolina—Charleston
8.8
+
796,195,312
give final and complete results of the previous week—week
ended
the whole country
4,194,520
19,894,012
Richmond
7, 148,561
In the elaborate detailed
we
them
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 19.8
$23,853,281,184 $21,842,450,164
week covered
west
6.3
+
3.980,976,425
$22,899,831,000 $21,040,254,852
Complete and exact details for the
our
$18,132,580,080 $17,065,278,427
one day
Total all cities
in
—
..
Santa
Barbara
+
17.8
14,917,911
27,917,015
J
25,716.055
17,891,326
+
43.7
16,212,480
17,718,508
28,286,505
26,115,154
+
8.3
28,666,922
24.753,063
Total
Grand
74,669,114
67,921.097
+
9.9
54,582,520
54,575,375
89,485,206
87,559,866
+
2.2
7L969.413
64,595,775
12,647,904,809
11,539,007,946
+
9.6
11,352.650,218
(10
total
'I
,
9,595,264,430
Outside
New
cities)--
York
♦Estimated,
City
(a)
Clearings
——
1,436,822,897
1,223,811,325
17.4
1,032,237,099
985,091,222
24,533,835,985
—
cities)
(109
22,080,765,566
+ 11.1
20.514,085,513
18,425,704,637
12,347,879,048
10,950,783,579
+
12.8
9,514,581,730
9,245,421,675
operations
discontinued.
1956
Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 2,
The Commercial and
(48)
48
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Sinking
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
1956, INCLUSIVE
1956 TO JUNE 28,
JUNE 22,
-
.
$
Argentina, peso—
June 26
v/"-':-v.
/-/iv
$
;;
.0555555*
Free
pound
schilling
Austria,
.0385802*
.0200375
.0200375
.326000
.325633
.325333
1.017343
1.019375
.209850
.209533
.209300
fl
.209300
.209733
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
J
.00435401*
.00436401*
.00285520
.00285520
.00285520
.00285520
,237975*
.238025*
.23805QC*
■—
.237960*
Islands,
escudo
Philippine
Portugal,
Kingdom,
t'
.0200464
.261100
.261100
2.766398
:
10c
7-16
.496766*
.496766*
9-
1
8-15
.0349000
.0349000
$1
10-
1
9-20
1-2-57
12-21
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.03(49006
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
,233350
.233350
2.788916
2.783623
2.799285
2.794Q62
(quar.).
Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
8%
preferred (quar.)
London Canadian Investment Corp., Ltd.—
$3
preferred " ! (quar.)
Lone Star Brewing (quar.)——
—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (quar.)
2.790784
2.801250
i
:
.193330*
2.795357
;
preferred
$5
5%
Dock
Coal &
Lorain
•Nominal.
Pipe
Joint
Lock
2.784869
v;
(R. I.), common
Local Finance Corp.
.233347
.233350
2.802500
$1
$75c
Co.—
Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1956
1956
ASSETS—
20,269,389
839,331
21,108,720
Total gold
F.
account
certificate
notes
R.
of
2,586.-
cash
Other
Discounts
and
advances
Industrial loans
+
115,053
+
90,544
+
11,772
—
+
46
1,432
,+
603,270
9,153,913
229,180
Bonds
2,801,750
62,180
23,491,632
29/900
+
29,900
Held under repurchase agree't
Loans
29,900
+
adjusted'-—-
Commercial
51,354
/
—
industrial
and
loans-
28,453
,,
loans
Total
Due
from
cash
23,521,532
securities
and
Agricultural
",32,280
182,834
chasing
216,344
Other
assets
+
10,579
8,659
+
—1,599,856
Treasury
of
certificates
750t
+
1.821t
+
29
+
310
Midland
Marine
—5,248
20c"
+
79
—
+
75
—2,964-
Common
t+
11
—1,858
(quar.)
Federal
+
34,450
+
26,208,485
notes
Reserve
428,068
Other
138
bank
18,559,565
reserves.
Other
—
—
—
293,440
—
35,023
373,001
170,819
+
32,083
1,282
Reserves
113,699
with
Cash
231,118
6,987
—
vault—i__——
in
Federal
13,573
Banks..
Reserve
—
•
.
with
Balances
banks__z_____
domestic
7-16
7-
2
.
7-20
7-10
"
+
18
30
+
20,
Marshall-Wells
-
7-
2
6-25
*
40c
7-
2
6-18
•
7-
2
6-18
53y8C
7-10
6-22
v.r'.f. 9c
7-10
6-22 :
9c
7-16
7-
2
;
3<JC
7-20
7-10
z
7-
6-
8C
;
Total
19,718,626
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
—
35,434
568,916
+
—1,074,722
3,906,218
222,596
Demand
-
'
877
+
2,766
—1,608,211
23,598 :
Other liabs. & accrued divids.—
+
433Ac
liabilities—
CAPITAL
capital
315.611
.
693.612
.
+
20,999
+
32,711
8/216
+
48/461
—1,559,856
+
720,167
+
139
.
221,925
Total liabs. & capital accounts
to
51,115,618
+
ances
banks
20c
•
-''f
+
'
927
+
28
.
10,335
....
1,463
+
Banks—z
others
♦Exclusive
Reserve
19
—
395
I94
.
/
22
—
tOct.
5,
$318
and
965
of
loans
1955,
to
items
loan
and
are
reclassification
million
decreased
and
million,
$25
banks
deduction
after
shown
+'
s
+
384
Massawippi
Valley
56
Matthiessen
&
19
of
gross.
valuation
.
'z
re¬
.
^
v
.
•.
.
•../ '•
v.
L
2,577
—
—
185
+
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
992
Notices
•"
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
the following principal changes for the week
Jpne 20: Increases of $871 million in loans ad¬
justed, $310 million in holdings of United States Gov¬
ernment securities, and $927 million in United States
Government deposits.
shows
ended
Commercial
and
industrial
loans
Below will be found
$377 mil¬
current
the details
ber
hanks
was
$678
million.
This
compares
with
an
15
which also included a quarterly tax date.
Changes according to industry appear in another press
a
year
release.
ago,
Loans
to
brokers
and
dealers
for
purchasing
carrying United States Government and other securi¬
ties increased $146 million. Real estate loans increased
$31 million.
or
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $104 million in
New York City and a total of $145 million at all re¬
6-23-
7-
2
31'Ac
7-
2
6-11
7-
2
6-11
7- 3
6-23
$1.12%
$3
4%%
.4%
Company and Issue—
Industries, Inc.,
4%
REDEMPTIONS
.
cum.
*
preferred stock
Palestine Trading Corp.—
15-year 4% s. f. debentures, series B, due 1967
-July
Amun-Israeli Housing Corp., 3% s. f. bonds due 1965—July
,
2641
Ampal-American
Atlantic
Gen'l
Coast
Line
1
1
mtge. 4'A%
Plywood
Brown Shoe
Corp.,
2642
2534
RR.—
bonds,
5%
s.
Co., Inc., 3V2%
Co.,
s.
3006
3006
3006
*
2
6-22
3
6-26
8-31
7-31
$$i
7-20'
-
6-30
7-
2
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
»
6-19
88c
6-15
88c
7-17
7-31
,
7-
2 ;«
8-
1
40c
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7- 2
40C
j
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.
.
.
6-20
7-
2
6-12
2
7-
9
10-
9
37'4c
11-
2
25c
7-
2
"
Stock
•Stock
Mesta
4%%
,
—<-
7-
2
7-
2
7-
2
6-11
7-
2
6-11
7- 2
6-11
87'/2c
,
—
$1
-
.
6-15
\
6-15
,
1%%
7-14
6-14,
25c
9-29
9-13
1%%
10-13
9-13
25C
12-21
12-
5
1% %
1-7-57
12-
5
62%c
7-
—
Co
&
2
6-16
—
Co.—
preferred
($50
.
par)
.
(quar.).:
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred ($100 par)
(auar.)
Micro-Moisturs Controls, Inc. (stock divld.)
4.50%
Products
common
56'Ac
8-31
8-16
56'Ac
II-30
11-15
$1.12%
8-31
8-18
$1.12%
11-30
11-15
1%%
9-15
8-15
6-22
25c
(quar.)
Products,
preferred (quar.)
8%
preferred- (quar.)
$2
6-15
6-15
20c
-
•
dividend
Steel
r
40c
—
4V*%
Midland
6-15
2
2c
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___:
common
dividend
Stern
2
7-
6-15
2
7-
40c
<£*vidend
Machine
7-
40c
Quarterly
'
Middlesex
3011
8-15
1
7-
$56'Ac
(quar.)_jf
2651
3010
9-
'
preferred
$4 preferred
(quar.)—.—J
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—
Michaels
series C, due July
f. debs, due July
8-15
f
5c
*
8-15
1
7-
25c
$35c
Quarterly
1, 1972—July 1
1, 1968
July 1
f. debs, due July 1, 1971
July 1
Fram Corp., 6%
con. s. f. debs, due Dec. 1, 1966
July 31
Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co.—
15-year 4'/2% s. f. debentures, due April 1, 1961
July 1
Hidrandina (Energia Hidroelectrica Andiana) S. A.—
20-year s. f. 7% sec. dollar bonds due July 1, 1971—July 1
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
3'/a 7o first mtge. and collateral trust bonds, series B__July
1
Atlas
(quar.)
preferred
&
Stock
Page
Date
July 16
-
85c
8-15
1
9-
—
(quar.)— z
$3.50
July 16
,
ACF
6-15
6-15.
9-
933Ac
.z——z-.1
»•
2
2,
9-1
933Ac
A
$1.50
Merck
PARTIAL
■
55c
-v
7-16
7-
(quar.)
6-29
7-
$12 %C
$$1.50
.
6-30
I
7-30 yi
30c
—1—-——-z--.—
preferred (s-a)
Portland Cement
Class
Page
Container Corp.—
15-year s. f. debs., due Sept. 1, 1966
■;
;
7-25*/;
8-
27c
/
Ltd., common
Medusa
SOUGHT
Date
.
5c
v
.
(quar.)zz-'
6-17?
;
'
Merchants Acceptance Corp., common—,
TENDERS
6-17
$1.50
'h
Quarterly' z———:——z—
Mead Johnson & Co., com. (quar.)
(except where indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."
Company and Issue—
6-22
z
.
common
2 y, ,6-18
7-20':,
2
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
7-
,
v
.
volume
were
lion in New York City, $102 million in Chicago, $52 mil¬
in the San Francisco District, $35 million in the
increase of $732 million during the week ended June
2
7-
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing (quar,)_.
McLellan Stores
(quar.)——
—z—z—
McWilliams Dredging
(quar.)—
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
lion
Cleveland District, and by smaller amounts in all of the
other Districts; the total increase at all reporting mem¬
7-
30c
(quar.)—
Machine
McKay
!
6-20
2 '^
25c
*
and common stock called for redemption,
those called /under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the
B
6-20
"
6-22
37V2C
preferred
Class
preferred
including
National
increased
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
2
"
-
(quar.)—
—'
McCrory Stores, $3.50 preferred (quar.)——
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, class A (quar.)—
4y2%
7-
2V
———
(quar,)—zzl
preferred
4%
>
6-20 -
7-16
7-
Mays (J. W.) Inc. (quar.)
McCandless Corp. (quar.)—«.—-z—
19,150
49
6-20
•
7-16
■
$1.50
—zz——z—_z^_
common
McColl-Frontenac Oil,
45,356
;
Industrial loan commitments
<s-ai
preferred "1947 series"
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)—
.1%
.6%
Ry
$3.75
accept¬
foreign
6-15
25c
-V
preferred (quar.)—.X.
preferred
/+., $3.75 preferred
6-15
7- 3 X
17-
Hegler Zinc Co..:—...—.—.—
Ltd.,
partlc.
$6
6-15
7-16
v
17V2C
——————
May Department Stores,
increased commercial and industrial
real estate loans and "other** loans
respectively.
Maxwell,
r
if
6-15
3
•; 7- 2 •,«
$20c
——:—z———
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
(Quarterly from net income)
v.*
3
25c
(quar.)
+
108
*
7-
r
"
6%: preferred (quar.).:
—
^Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Common
(quar.).—__z__
4%% .preferred (quar.).—_———
Masco Screw Products
,
637
;
—
individual
serves;
common
A)
k
72
$i7yact
—zz(quar.)zz-'
8
6-18 ;
7- 3 ;
.
I-13
50c
$1.25
,i;\*
305 i
,+'
83;
+
3,289
;
Federal
From
$294
46.0%
combined-
liability on
purchased for
21,934
222,
—
deposits:.
banks
From
loans
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
correspondents
"
27,543
13b)
accounts
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
bilities
Domestic
"
V
7-15
$$1.25
(quar.)—_
common
3
7-16
(M.) & Sons (quar.)———zz—-Casualty (quar.)—.
__——
Maryland Credit Finance, common (quar.)
Borrowings:
7):
Contingent
demand
Foreign
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section
Surplus (Section
Other
49,856,927
„
69
56,905
deposits
Interbank
Total
k
?50c
—
Maryland
adjustedTime deposits- except U. S. Government
U. S.
Government deposits
617,996
+
z
$$1.10
'Marsh
i
LIABILITIES
z
6-25
5S%c
jsV
6%
7-17
7-31 '
-
27c
——__Z-—,zz-
Co.,
6-29
7-13
15c
$$1.25
——.
(Calif.),
Basket
i
7
6-
2
'
Ltd.—
(quar.).
Marlin-Roekwell
'
i
7-
50c
•'
preferred ;<quar.)_:
$1
323
—
36
"—
967
2,541
-
Market
176'
+
3
>
810
—
81
+
117,830
+
290,114
——
—
—
575,507
Treas.—general account
Foreign
81
—
—
banks—
to
Loans
Member
S.
7,927
securities
"
Deposits—
U.
19,531
bonds
S.
2:
7-
$1.50
——
7%pref2rred (quar.)
'
U.
6-15
i2y2c
preferred
(quar.)..—z
_.»^z_Maritime Electric, 5% preferred (quar.)—.
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
.+
6,106
—
6-15
2
7-16
Inc.—
Corp.,
'
6-15
?
53V8c
•
LIABILITIES—
7-
.
6-20
2
7- 2
"
4%
288
—
6-15
7-16
7;
40C
50c
Ltd. (s-a)—
145
•622
indebtedness
notes
5%
'»
t25c
zzz—«•+++;,
Leaf Milling Uo.,
preferred (quar.)
Maple
-
8-1
$1.50
Quarterly from net investment income—
Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Life Insurance Co. (Toronto)
Manufacturers Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
77
+
10,850 '
796
Treasury
+
27,055
—
bills
Treasury
720,167
10
+
6-30
8-15
,
•
<•
*
9
6-30
7-16
$2.50
(quar.)
Chemical Works
Maple Leaf Gardens,
7-
7-16
55c
:
common—
shares
Bond Fund,
7- 9
c
8-1
31»Ac
Manufacturers
—50
31;
1,269-
—
1 ?
Mansfield
J + 5,483t
V
8,578
—
securities—total
S.'Government
7,945-
Manhattan
-
'
8-
;
/
carry¬
or
—
loans—,——
loans
Other
73,750
+
purchasing
securities —estate
+
,6,781
1,887
i
shares
Transport
+
20)
2,598
securities
carrying
for
loans
ing
Real
U.
51,115,618
,+
639/782
176
+
67,725
213,714
<
.+
loans
or
'
•
463
brokers and dealers for pur¬
to
Loans
—
—1,402/217
5,032,730
—
assets
Total
29,900
—
22
items
premises
Other
C
24,076,373
banks
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
securities
U. S. Gov't,
Total
A
„
*
v
—
Managed
Electric
+ 1,100
871
4-
v.:
86,336
adjusted*——
investments
and
9
y
preferred C (quar.)
Funds, Inc.—
4(4%
22,
1955
>1956
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Loans
June
June 13,
June 20,
1956
—2,491,924
■
:
7-
J
preferred
MalUnckrodt
.
1
(R.
4.75%
Since
Decrease (—)
4
6-
8-
(Ky.)—
H.) & Co. (increased quar.)—
Madmg Drug Stores (quar.)—
Mailman Corp,, Ltd., 5% preference (quar.)_
Maine Public Service, common (quar.)
Increase ( + ) or
,
9-20
6^ 4
&
Publications
Macfariden
2
7- 2
'
preferred ■' (quar.)
6%
Macy
million.
banks decreased $81
+ 2,658,924
Notes
;
ber banks follows:
—
10,932,699
-
Reserve
Federal
i
7-
■; $1.24
quar.)
MacAndrews & Forbes,
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
A summary
71
.
—
Certificates
■:z-
a
;•
in the San Francisco District.
was
from
Loans to
million.
450
+
.+
million,
Banks increased
$108 million and borrowings from others decreased $19
184,585
922
million
Borrowings
6,803
214,212
—
Time deposits increased $83
Cleveland Districts.
of which $57
9,282
—
16,553
—
Acceptances—bought outright—
U. S. Government securities—
Bought outright—
Bills
—
266,631
349,653
537,366
banks
other
113,289
1.764
C50
w—
certificate reserves
1,736 'y '\r+
—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Gold
Since
June 29,
1955
June 20,
10-
:
2
7-
*
$1.11
;
St. Louis Ry. Co.—
5% non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
Lowney
(Walter M.) Co., Ltd
.
Ludlow Typograph Co., $6 preference (quar.)
Lykens Valley RR. & Coal Co. (s-a)
Lynchburg Foundry, common
—
4(4% preferred (s-a)_—;—
—-—
Henderson
Louisville,
6-is
,v.
(quar.)
preferred
5%
million; the
principal changes were decreases of $80 million in New;;
York City and $58 million in the San Francisco District,
and increases of $57 million each in the Boston and
deposits adjusted decreased $69
Demand
6-15
2
7-1.7
$1.04
?
(quar.)
(increased
Common
District.
in the San Francisco
was
( +) or
Decrease (—)
June 27,
preferred
4.16%
of
and
2
3UC
Power & Light—
Treasury notes increased $79';
4.44% preferred (quar.)
respectively. Holdings of "other" .//'• 4.96% preferred (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Elec. Co.
securities decreased $81 million, of which $45 million
indebtedness
of
2
$1.75' ;
million and $75 million,
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase
Holdings of Treasury certificates
porting member banks.
7-
7-
;
62>/2C
(quar.)
preferred
7%
l
7-
20c
convertible preferred (quar.)
(P.) Co., common un.,enm>
Louisiana
/:
V
40c
Lorlllard
Statement of Condition of the
7-14
25c
11'Ac
.140080*
;> 2.792029
'/V:
.140080*
2.767636
.140080*
.0349000
.
'
8-
.496766*
pound sterling
Payable of Ree.
Share
Name of Company
Holder•
When
Per
.0800560
.0800560
.140080*
peso
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(Continued from page
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.0800560
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DIVIDENDS
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issue.
this
Announcement- In
.238300*
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franc—
—
Union of South Africa, poundUnited
■:/;
;
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«
.261100
krona
Sweden,
1.017767
V#-;.
2.801250
.0800560
guilderpound
■■■X:
.209850
.209733
krone
Norway,
i
•
2.802500
peso--—
Netherlands,
Zealand,
3011
July 27
stock series A, B and C
pfd.
cum.
.325433
1.016250
-
-
bonds, series A, due 1970—July 16
first mortgage 4%
of America—
t
2537
1.020156
Deutsche mark
New
.0385802*
.0385602*
.326033
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
$4.50
v
.0200294
; ; '
v-
*
2183
Shoe Corp.
2.227340
z
.0385802?
rupee
Mexico,
2.226344
2.230577
'
''
Terminal RR.—
25-year
.0297333*
.0200250
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany,
2.232071
—
dollar
Canada,
.0294913*
Illinois
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0302000*
.0555555*
.0289166*
Page
■
General Time Corp: 414%
.0385802*
;
Belgium, franc
:
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Ceylon,
.0555555*
2.233067
.
Australia,
■■
2585 1
;" Date
1-969—July 26
July 1
stock-July 2
4%%. conv. sub. debs, due Nov. 1,
preferred stock
Gould-National Batteries, Inc., 4'/a% cum. pfd.
Corp.,
Ampex
June 28
June 27
.0288000*
Official
3061
CALLED
ISSUE
'
Company and Issue—
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 25
June 22
3060
July 1
1, 1984
debentures, due Oct.
income
5%
30-year
3016 )
Co.—
RR.
Pacific
Western
United States Money)
Transfers in New York (Value in
Monday
Friday
2653 '■
■
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
Unit
and Monetary
1
Jan. 1, 1968—July 1
St. Regis Paper Co., 4.40% first pfd. stock, series A
July 1
United Biscuit Co. of America, $4.50 cum. pfd. stock——July 15
Western Auto Supply Co,, 4.80% cumul. preferred stock—July 15
,.V "
<
'
.
,
3013
sinking fund coll. trust bonds, due
5%
ENTIRE
Country
•
1
Co.—
Wfcier
Northeastern
the requirement of
Pursuant to
Page
Date
„
mtge. 3Vs% 1975 set—Aug
/
fund coll. trust 53A% bonds due Jan. 1, 1980—-July
Kings County Lighting Co., 1st
New York Central RR. Co.—
(quar.)
7-
2
75c
7-
2
6-
8
50c
7-
2
6-
8
$2
7-
2
6-
8
Volume 184
&47
Number
...
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(49)
Per
Name of Company
Telephone Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Mid-West Abrasive (quar.)
Middle
South
Middlesex
Midsouth
Miles
Utilities
Water
Gas
50c
(monthly)
&
2
6-20
10c
7-
2
2
6-
2
6-15
7-
2
8c
—
6-15
7-16
7-16
7-
7-
2
6-19
56 Vic
7-
5
Power & Light—
5%
Ontario
preferred
Minute
Maid
Paper
(quar.)_
35c
Corp.
(quar.)
*
7%
preferred
(accum.)
Power
&
20C
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Co. Ltd.
Mobile
Gas
$1.10
Service,
(quar.)
4.75 '/a
preferred
Containers.
Power
Montgomery
New
$7
of
class
Montreal
Co.
class
A
Ward
(Winnipeg)
(initial
6-15
6-15
7-2
6-15
7-r 2
6-15
$1.12 »/2
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
J25C
7-
3
6-20
2
6-18
$$2.40
7-3
6-26
45C
7-27
7-
7- 9
6-20
7-14
6-11
50C
(quar.)
Ltd.
$1.75
(quar.)__
7%
preferred
B
(quar.)—____r—________
4% %
convertible
Morgan
prior
preferred
7-
10-
1
3
6-
t$1.75
;
3
10-
1
8-31
7-3
t$1.75
10-1
(John)
Quarterlv
1
59%C
7-2
7-
& Co.
25c
(quar.)
Diablo Co. (quar.)
7-27
25c
quar.)_,
__—
10-27
7-
>
$1.75
7-
Mount
Royal Dairies. Ltd
Royal Rice Mills Ltd.
Mutual
6%
N <fc
System,
preferred
W
Inc.,
common
National
Air
National
Electric
Quarterly
68
National
Fuel
National
5 %
Gas
Linen
4Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
Service
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
,
Corn.
National
Biscuit
Cash
National Fire
National
Co.,
common—
common
6-18
6-18
;
(quar.)_
6-15
7-13
7-16
B
(quar.)_
8-
National
4Vb*%
,
Nehi
(increased)
(quar.)_
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
'
New
New
England
(quar.)
New
Haven
New Orleans
.4.36%
Board
&
System
Yorn
Newark
•6%
Trust
Newberry
'33A%
Service,
common
Frontier
Nicholson
(quar.)
North
North
Car,
American
Northern
5%
preferred
4V«%
v4'/2%
(quar.)
Northern
6-26
.
7-
2
6-28
6-15 *
2
7-2
c
7-
6-11
2
6-11
7-
2
2
5-25
7-
2
6-15
7-10
7-
2
8-
«
1
7-
2
7-
2
6-15
•
'
;
7-31*
4
(quar.)
.
7-
3
6-18 w
7-
2
6-15
6-29
75c
7-
6
6-25
$1.28Vi
7-
2
6-26
10c
40c
v
8-24
.
8-17
7-16
7- 2
$3.50
8-
1
7-21
7-
2
6-11
7-16
6-29
common
20c
8-
1
6-22
8-
1
6-22
7-14
7-
5
$1.12
28
7-14
7-
5
$1.05
(entire
June
7-14
7-
5
issue
at $25
(quar.)
(initial)
45c
Ltd..
North
&
Porter-Cable
Porter
(H.
K.), Inc.
Portland
General
Portland
Woolen
Power
6%
1
40c
7-26
7i5
1
7-16
7-15
7-20
.12-28
7-
62Vic
1 "
9-20
$1.75
9-
3
7-
2
1
7-15
58'/8C
7-
7-
2
7-
2
15c
(Mass.)
7-16
2
3
7-10
7-
7-10
first
preferred
Pratt-Hewitt. Oil
Ltd.,
-
preferred
(quar.)
•
(quar.)
t75c
$56c
Corp
2c
—
I:
-
7-
Louis
Scott
Scoville
2
2
6-20
11-15
10-30
2
6-15
6-11
35c
7-16
6-29
7-16
1
6-
6-29
$1.25
7-16
6-29
7-16
6-29
$1.50
7-16
6-29
30c
7-
3
6-21
$1.12%
7-
2
6-11
5C
(quar.)..
7-
2
6-15
preferred
7-
$2.25
(s-a)
1
6-20
25c
7-16
7- 2
25%
7-10
6-30
7-
2
6-
$1.25
7-
2
6-15
7-25
6-29
7-25
6-29
dividend)—
& Lighting Co.—
Safety Industries, Inc.—
1
Co.—
(quar.)
Corp.,
&
Ltd., com. (quar.)
(Initial)——_____
Marine
$50c
,
$1.25
$3.65
9-15
9-
1
12-
1
—
12-15
30c
7-17
7-10
(quar.)__
common
$1.25
(quar.)__
Insurance
22c
7-16
6-29
(quar.)
25c
7-16
7-16
6-29
7-16
6-29
60c
7-
2
85c
8-
1
7-18
$L
8-
1
7-18
75C
7-
2
6-21
40c
7-25
6-30
37yac
—
22 Vbc
22c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Works, common
7-
2
6-15
75c
7-
2
(quar.)
Stockyards
Brewery
(quar.)
Bantam
Co.
(quar.)__.—-
6-1$
7-14
6-29
1? 2
75c
com.
(quar.)
new
8
7-15
7-
5
6-26
40c
7-
2
6-20
50c
7-
1
6-12
91»/4C
9-
1
8-14
—
Manufacturing Co.,
6-
25C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
6-29
15c
common
(increased)
Fetzer
Steel,
—
(quar.)
& Co.,
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Sugar Refifting
(Ed.)
(quar.).—
(quar.)
Seaboard Finance,
6-20
7-16
6-11
7-18
$1.37%
4Vb%
"A"
Electric
&
.
t-
7-11
7-11
$M2>/a
National
Miquel
Scullin
'
-
7-16
6-15
6-15
$1,209
(quar.)_
pfd.
(stock
Water
Schwitzer
••
partic.
3
3
25c
preferred
Schleld
6-29
10c
7-
$1,827
(quar.)
preferred
Schuster
6-20
2»/2c
common
7-10
7-14 !
1
funds)__'
preferred
Savannah
6-20
10c
30c
(increased)
funds)_—:_
S.
(reduced)________
Milling,
preferred
Sangamo
6-15
7-
1
6-
7-
14%
S.
U.
(quar.):
Inc.
Co.
preferred
Jose
San
6-29
7-
9-
7-26
i2ya%
(quar.)
Heating
Fire
4.40%
St.
6-20
10c
8-15
10c
preferred (quar.)_
$4
6-8
20c
(quar.)
C.)
preferred A
$3.40
6-8
3
$2.50
(s-a)
2
7-
(final)
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
C
4Vb%
Royalty
Paul
San
6-20
7-
1
9-15
(quar.)_______
In
common
(Helena)
(Jacob)
System
4Vb%
■*
2
$1.75
9-
$$1.06'/^
A
B
preferred
Lawrence
5%
7-15
llVic
(payable
San Diego Gas & Electric,
6-15
8-
8-15
5c
(interim)
(payable in U.
preferred
6%
fit.
8-20
75c
6-15
6-29
1
,
8-30
$12Vic
2
$10c
—
Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
5% preferred (quar.)
7-10
*
—
preferred D
5%
7-
7-16
9-
15c
St.
"
(quar.)
Corp..jot Canada,
•4V4%
8-
55c
St.
2
9
11-16
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
Car
7-
Petroleum—
Guilders
(F.
12-18
$1.25
share
preferred
5%
12-28
„
(quar.)
(reduced)
Guilder
Vb %
6-15
6-15
7-30
,
Quarterly
; 7- 5
7-16
$0,111
common
A
8-15
Axle
St. Joseph Light & Power
6-15
$1
35c
2%
&
Name changed to
6-14
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dutch
Safety
7-16
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
guilder
Sabine
6-28
8-
7-2
Columbia, Ltd.
RR.
B
Russell-Miller
7-15
.
com.
Corp.
Spring
Ryder
75c
_________
non-cum.
2
6-11
7'12Vic
(quar.)
Mills,
Extra
7-
preferred
Aircraft
6-15
$1.75
Electric
6-20
2
6-29
2
Co,—
.____
Tools, Inc.,
Machine
2
7-
Russell
6-15
8-
;
$1
(quar.)__
Adams
Cable
(quar.)—
*
(initial
—
7-13
7-
7-10
6-21
7-10
6-21
$1.25
quar.)
30c
25c
$1.18 3/4
common
common
7-10
6-21
—
(quar.)__
$4.75
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
6
v
Lambert
Pratt Read & Co.
Preston
Price
East
Bros.
&
(quar.)
(stock
Dome
&
Co.
9-14
Progress
of
7-
6
Providence
Gas
6-29
Providence
Mfg.
&
75c
.
dividend)
10%
7-
7-10
6-22
Sears,
Roebuck & Co.
Second
United Cities
Series
Mines,
Ltd.,
Gamble,
Proprietors
10-
75c
ordinary
British
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Portable Electric
Procter
40c
Water
Mines of
Wire
Pratt .&
$1,061/4
for
7-
7-
97Vic
—
preferred
Plastic
7-
.
Common
7%
6-15
Co.—
(quar.)_.
common
(quar.)
rets,
8-15
$2
Telephone,
7-2
,
93%c
7- 5
7-13
25c
Ruppert
7-10
$2.50
30c
(quar.)^
7-16
7-25
8-15
Rubinstein
8-20
2
7-20
6-20
1
5 Vb %
7
%
62Vic
,f
7-1B.
9-
6%
9-
Co.:—
7- 6
8-15
6%
;
9-7
12-
6-12
1
(quar.)__^
series
Royal- MaBee Corp.,
7-13
1
8- 7
'
1
33Vb
6-15
1-1-57
1
1
4
10-
$1
6-30
2
9-
Class
-
27c
7-
9-
Royal
,;
2
i
I 8-
9-
50
7-
7-14
6-20
$1
50
%-'V
6-20
$1.02%
4V4%
6-20
\
"
2
$1.183/i
$1.02 Va
Class
8-15
7-13
■
6-20
7-
40c
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ordinary
Rothmoor Corp., com. (reduced)
8-31
1
6-20,
2
2
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
se-
—
6-15
7-10
$2
Co.
"
Aircraft, 45c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 4'/4% pfd. B (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Quebec Power
RR.
7-13
9-15
9-
$2
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd. (accum.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)-.*
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Astabula Ry.—
7%' preferred (quar.)
!—
Pittsfield
Pacific Railroad Co.—
common
8
40c
Piper
7-10
.
25c
com.
8
6-
2
7-
61c
fltock dividend
8
6-
2
$1.50
Distance
deposit,
Pioneer Gold
6-30
$1.25
Telephone,
&■
2
7-
$1
(quar.)
Plaijiffeid Union
6-11
7-
$50c
(Chicago)
preference
2
7-
$1.15
Insurance
Amer.
6-12
7-
15c
(s-a)
for redemption on
7-
83%c
7-
7-
H
preferred
Rockwell
8
" $1.10
Transportation
pfd. A
(initial
Rockwood* & .Co., 5% series A
pfd.
Roddis
Plywood Corp.
(quar.)
Rolland Paper Co. Ltd., class A
8
6-
Plnchin Johnson & Associates Ltd.—
7-10
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Trenton
&
preferred
Phoenix
"
93 %c
(quar.)_.
preferred (initial)
Co.,
6-
2
6-15
I
Rohr
i
Telephone
;___,
(Hartford) (quar.)
piedmont & Northern Ry.
(quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred (quar.)
6-11
Public Service—
convertible
Ohio
2
-93%c
1
(quar.)
System
(quar.)
preferred
called
Northern
Gas
Indiana
4.22%
7-
7-15
'
pfd.
(quar.)
Ry.
preferred
4.56%
Northern
Co.
Illinois
Northern
New
Gas
Central
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Phllco Corp., 3%%
Philippine Long
Quarterly
0
90c
(quar.)
Refractories——
RR., 7% gtd.
(s-a)_
Carolina
Penn
Northern
7-
6-25
•
American
Life
Insurance
Initial after 50% stock dividend
North
7-20
7-16
75c
RR.
Aviation
American
preferred
4%
30c
North American
-
6-19
6-18
56 %
File
North
2
(quar.)
Transportation
(quar.)—
Philip Morris, Inc.,
3.90%
preferred
6-19
2
2
$1.50
Michigan Avenue North
North
7- 2
$1.09
Transit
*
,
25c
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd
900
6-15
75c
(quar.)
3%%
5%
6-15
$1.13 3/4
Louis
(J..J.) Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
1
7-
7-
i
•
6-15
7-
50c
____
(quar.)
(Ohio),-"
Newport Electric,
Niagara
(quar.)
<quar.)___
Co.
preferred
2
2
7-
25C,
(quar.)
Telephone
6-29
'25c
Insurance
.4%% preferred (quar.)
New .York, Chicago & St.
New
7-14
tl5c
._
(quar.)
Public
preferred
Philadelphia
Quarterly
Philadelphia Suburban
7-
8-
60c
preferred (quar.)___—__
Germantown <fe Norristown RR.
6-29
,
7
$1.06V4
(increased quar.)_
preferred
6-29 '*
7-14
of
9-
8-15
$1.12Vi
2nd
6-29
tl5c
___.
Carton
Wrter
2nd
non-cum.
7-16
7-
sale
1\
1
9-15
2
40c
Co, (quar.)
Electric—
&
common
5%
8
9-
1
7-
4.75%
V
7-10
10-
10-
Ltd,
com,
8%
preferred
Pier
B
$2
17Vic
Wharf
7-14
RR.
Co.
(quar.)
2
5-25
7-
2
5-25
15c
7-16
6-30
7c
(accumulative)
7-27
6-29
7-
6-12
$2.50
-
2
Ltd.
Shares
6-15
77-
2
6-19
14c
7-
2
6-15
$2.50
Plantations,
American
6-25
25c
"
preferred
Selama-Dindings
Shamrock
Long
7-
Realty Corp.—
7-6
—
on
5%
25c
(quar.)
6-30
8-1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Worcester
^7-16
Selected
<quar.)_—:
Boston
J4c
$75c
(s^a)
(quar.)
7-
2
6-2^
8
Y.)—
—____.
Rochester
20c
accumulated
profits from
7-16
Ltd.—
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Common
New
non-cum.
;
6-29
6-
6- $
9-15
30c
0
7-30
2
1
$1
i
7-18
20c
$4
(quar.)_
7-16
7-25
8-
2
25c
8-15
7-
2
7-
$1
8-15
40c
curities)
7-16
75c
Canada,
Co.,
from
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
6-20
$1.121/2
.
Western
Telephone
Electric
.
6-20
20c
(quar.)
Hampshire Fire
undistributed
7-25
$1.06
Co.
18Vic
7-25
15c
1
4% preferred series F
4.10% preferred series
7-25
"
Npw England Gas ,& Electric Association—
New Haven
2
2
and
and
6c
$37 Vbc
;
Brunswick
6-20
income
Permanente Cement Co:
*
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
of
/
i
6-20
7-
50c
;
"Quarterly
;
9
net
12c
______
Corp.
Neon
1
Mills
_L
Gas
75c
_________
17c
-
-
National
Steel
Car,
National Sugar
Refining (quar.)
National Supply Co., common
:
—
7-23
7-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.10% preferred series J (quar.)
Rochester & Genessee Valley RR.
(s-a)
5%
1
10-
(quar.)
t35c
—
7-
8-
$1.75
t$1.50
quar.)^—
(Me.)
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke iquar.)——
Peoples Securities Corp. (1 Vic from ordinary
7
7-
Quarterly
Rochester
8 15
8-1
50c
Button
8-15
6-12
30c
Rochester
8-15
33c
preferred
13c
,
Standard
25c
6-12
3
RR. Co.
(extra)
Rice
6-21
2
3
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
32Vic
4.60%
9- 7
7-
1
2
7-
7-
59 %c
Co.
6-21
2
6-12
25c
(quar.)
Fredericksburg & Potomac
Brand
New
Penobscot
7-
7-31
7-
75c
1
7-2
6-22
8-15
3
50c
6-15
75c
7-
$1.12%
Roan Antelope Copper
Mines, Ltd.—
American shares 'uj.
:_
:___
Rochester-American Insurance Co. (N.
2
6-20
6-12
25c
(quar.)
6-15
1
6-11
3
90c
preferred
Rit.ter
2
2
7-22
$$1.19
River
7-
7Vic
1
$1.50
.___
Corp.
I
6-
6-
7-
77-
100%
(quar.)
6-15
'
9-14
9-14
12-14
Ltd.—
7-10
7- 3
7-
(quar.)
.1—
dividend)
Fibre
preferred
Bros,
guaranteed
Rlke-Kumler
Co.
6-29
37Vic
6-
12-
7-25
—4%
;
3.35%
Chemical
Canada,
1
1
50c
1st
7%
35c
(s-a)_
$4
______
Shares
Co.
of
(quar.)___
2nd
1010-
1-1-57
25c
(quar.)
Inc., 7%
Common
2
1<* r
7%
preferred
6-30
$75c!
7-11
6-22
2
100%
6-30
3
3
3.60%
Rlce-Stlx,
7-10
7-
7-
7-20
6-20
7-10
7-
10"
6-19
$1.25
$5c
6-15
1-2-57
2
8-15
7-16
$1.13
50c
t5c
7-
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
Reynolds Metals, 4%% series A pfd.
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco
4.50% preferred (quar.)
-
(quar.)___________2r____
preferred
(quar.)_
.l—i
preferred (quar.)——____________
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.)
t5c
6-15
J—^___
6-12
$8c
6-20
2 ;
obligations
6-12
,
2
7-
Dividend
Penney (J. C.) Co. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Pow(*r Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.25%
preferred (quar )o._;
—i
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)—,
4Vi %
preferred,, (quar.)
4.40%
J
_
7-
•
I2V2C
7-31
7-
62y2c
(initial quar.)
class B (Initial quar.)
6-30
2-
(quar.)
Reynolds
7-10
2
National Securities Series—
National
?
6-25
7-2
New
6-12
37c
7-
Motor Bearing
(quar.)
25c
Propane Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)___
31 % c
5%. conv. 2nd pfd, B (initial)—
$0.15625
National Screw &
Mfg. Co. (quar.)________
50 c
series.
6-15
.
7-16
Co.
5
50c
—
7-16
Richmond
7-
National
Bond
2 V
Traffic
.
$5c
Richman
j.
7-
$28c
50c
(quar.).
(stock
Ltd.
8- '1
7-13
7-12
$27c
6-20
T—
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-16
6-29
Tquar.)
Aluminum
6-20
1
10c
7-12
20c
2
8-
7-13
30c
1
$1.50
(Bait.), common
Corp.
(Canada),
7-10
(quar.)
common,
6-21
7- 2
7-
A
New common
6-15
6-15
7-12
50c
20c
8-
8-15
2
6
20c
1
1
6-12
6-11
7-
$1.25
9-
70c
3
2
7-
100%
A
6-20
tisc
National
Dividend
2
2
$1.25
7-
85c
Engineering Co.
6-20
$37 Vbc
class A
preferred
7-
7-
75c
...
____
Co.; 6%
"
6-18
7-16
50c
*
:
series 7
Balanced series
7- 5
27 Vbc
r
Lead
5
.7- 5
25c
.____
National
Pennroad
Penu
>
5
$$1.50
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Republic Steel (quar.)
Revlon, Inc., common (stock dividend)
Common, class B (stock dividend)
5
7-
6-12
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
7-16
Ltd., common (increased
preferred
(quar./_—
-6%'
6-29
,■■'.77-
'
7-
9-10
3
Class
6
7-18
1
7-
Class
6-29
7-25
&
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
7-16
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
7,
$1.30
7-
20c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Ltd.,
'
B-
7-20
7-16
$l.i2Va
common
Register
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
A
i'v; %
6-15
7-
10-
t25c
common
t3c
telephone Co.—
$1' preferred
(quar.)T
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
2
25c
:
::
A
Class
8-
Varnish
Chains
6-15
6-15
87 Vbc
Ltd,
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
preferred
Electric
Reliance
Peninsular
6-22
20c
Insurance
Grocers,
Class
Class
•
7-
5
Corp.
17c
$1.50
preference
(quar.)__
National Gypsum Co.
(quar.)_.
National
$3
6-11
7-12
Ltd.—
Rust-Proof
Chemical
1
6
'
(quar.)
Co.
Reliance
Renold
2
7-
(quar.)__^
7-16
Penman's
iquar.)
National
Packard-Bel)
77-
7-27
Corp.
7-16
6-20
7- 2
6-15
Stores
7-
30c
$1.10
Park
..
.
—
N&tco
preferred
Reliable
6-22
6-14;
9
7-23
25c
Corp.
(Mass.),
common
preferred
(quar.)_.
Reinsurance Corp. of N. Y. -fs-a)^
$1.183/4
i._
6-22
7-20
7-
$28c
(stock dividend)
2nd preferred (quar,)
$1.12'/a
Parker
7-
3
30c
—^
(quar.)
7-20
6-11
87 Vbc
(quar.)
Grip & Batten,
preferred (quar.)
$1.09
6-18
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
National Manufacture & Stores
Corp.
■
preferred
6-22
(quar.)___
(quar.)
60c
6-18
,
7-
;
common
preferred
5%
6-29
20c
(quar.)_L__^__—
Telephone & Telegraph—
2
40c
2914c
2
15C
7-14
$25c
(quar.)
common
7-
Reece
6-29
;
2
15c
.
.
.
convertible
Light,
6-11
12 VaC
(quar.)
30c
Raybestos-Manliattan, Inc.
6-20
,.-i-
•
50c
7-
2%
:
17Vic
7-
25c
»;
&
2
2
Reading Co., 4%
Reda Pump Co
7-16
5c
..
.
7-14
t
preferred
1st
Ray-O-Vac Co.
7-16
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.i_.
Pantex Mfg. Co. (stock
dividend)
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
—
dividend)
7- 3
,
$133Ac
preferred
Pemco
1
2
8-15
6-30
2
6-
7-
conv.
6%
8-17
8-15
6-30
7-
2
( 25c
7-16
93 %c
•
;
—
s
6-29
7-
7-
$1.50
A
(quar.)_____
Corp. of America,
$3.50
6-19
$l5c
62 VaC
(s-a)
7-
7-31
$25c
-r-- -
7-16
'
^37 Vbc
___T
?
Power
Pacific
y
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-13
$2
Canada, Ltd.—
$3.50
,
(quar.)__.*—
(quar.)
preferred
6%
2
15c
preferred
pfd.
6-15
30c
Class
Radio
Rapid
$1.12 Vi
after
preferred
5%
7-
* ;
'
(quar.)
preferred
4.52%
;
6-29
Welding Machine Co.-rCo.—
1—
Investment
6-15
2
Oats, common
6% preferred (quar.l
Quincy
Mining
Co—
6-29
6-15
2
7-
Quaker
6-26
9-
7- 2
7-
$1.16 Vi
:__
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pyramid Electric Co., 5% preferred
7-10
7-20
Electric—.
preferred
Pacific
,
1
6-
I
7-30
7-14
75c
(quar.)
6-25
•
(stock
&
$4.75
,
6-29
.
6-15
$1.06 'A
Co.,"Ltd.—
Corp., 5%
preferred
Gas
$1
:
8%
■
2
(quar.):
_„_
Finance
cents
7-
6c
!__
Company '(Mass.)
National
50c
common
Lines
7-3
7-13
2
(quar.)
$4.50
8-10
7-31
(quar.)
5% preferred (s-a)
Nashville & Decatur RR., 7*%% gtd.
Nation-wide Securities Co.—
(From net investment Income)
Notional
8-31
U5c
___
(quar.).
Industries,
Paper,
$4.36
8-10
t20c
„r__
_"
,
6-22
8-31
37 Vbc
____
(quar.)
Motorola, Inc.
(quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar.)__:
2
3c
7-
20c
(quar.)_
Fiberglas—
(initital-quar.)
$4.40
:
6-15
Express, new common
three-for-one split)—ll—
Pacific Lighting Corp., common
(quar.)
1°- 4
lc
Mount
common
(initial
6
2
$1.06
——
Pacific Greyhound Line, 5%
pfd. (quar.)—
Pacific Indemnity - (increased
quar.)—
Pacific Intermountain
%
,
7-
7-31
7-31
$1-06
(quar.)
Pyle-National
1
—______J_$$1.75
43/4%
6-19
2
6-15
,
participating
__"_2
7-31
8-15
S-15
Oklahoma—
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
preferred
8-15
84c
$1.12 Vb
Co.
Loan &
Pacific
6-15
62 Vbc
Supply
Pacific Finance
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
Mount
;
6-
2
____:
series
Pacific-Atlantic Canadian
8-31
7-2
6-
Beauty
Oxford
1
20c
(Philip), Inc. (see Philip Morris)
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
1951
of
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (stock dividend)
Thre^-for-one stock split-up_____________
6-15
2
7-
42Vic
2
(quar.)
Chemicai
convertible
New
1
6-
tS1.75
Morris
Insurance
Owens-Corning
8-31
7-
2
7-
—
Mfg.
(quar.)
Orangeburg Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Otis Elevator Co.
(quar.)
6-20
7-
$1.11
(quar.)
common
Opelika
6-11
4
$25c
B (quar.)
Debenture Co.
(quar.)___„
Ontario Steel Products Co.,
Ltd., com. (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
I
/
6-
new
Service
Jockey Club, Ltd.— preferred A (quar.)—
5Vi% convertible preferred
6-11
/
t35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
Elec.,
—
Engineering—
$2.50
Morrell
7%
3
t35c
.
preferred
3
7-
t$1.75
__________
common
2
7'
t$l
B
Drop Forging,
7-
J25C
—
(s-a)
preferred
&
preferred
Ontario
2
Holdera
Payable of Ree,
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
R & M Bearings,
Ontario
..
_____———
—
>.
20c
quar.)_
Ltd k
Telephone
Oliver, Corp., common
*_:
4Vi % convertible preferred
6
7-
12Vic
6%
.—
i
under
Ontario
7-
(s-a)—
*
of
r
$1
4%
4.65%
97Vic
__L
;
,
6-29
6-15
2
.
Mathleson
Vi %
4
12 Vbc
7%
Moore
Olin
2
title
Gas
Colony
7-14
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)—
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)__
Old
Public Service
7-
$13c
._
4%
;
6-29
Ltd—_
announcement
of Ohio.
6-15
2
3
?"
A
tquar.)____
Locomotive Works
7-
7-
—
7%
,
6-18
corporate
25c
Corp., common (quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred A, (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)—'
■
7-2
7-
(quar.)_—
(quar.) _=——
& Co.— ^
Common
7%
6-15
;
preferred
preferred
7-14
Holding Corp.—
dividend
$1.183/4
Montreal Refrigerating & Storage,
Moore
2
See
3.35%
4.50%
$1.04
(quar.)_
Ohio Service
*
$1.22 V2
(quar.)
common
7-
(quar.)__
.
America-
Assurance
preferred
6-29
131 Vic
.
Ltd.,
Corp.
Oil
7-16
$1.07%
(quair.)—
Monterey
6-15
6-29
6-29
4.24%
Co.,
(quar.).'
Oklahoma
(quar.
Montana
6-15
28c
.—
common
preferred
Life
6-15
2
2
Common
6-29
744
$2
4.44%
2
7-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Modern
7-
7-
of New Hampshire—
(quar.)—
7-14
Co.—
Power
preferred
7-20
25c
97 Vbc
—
&
4.50%
Molybdenum
1
7-14
When
Share
Public Service Co.
$i.023A
;
4 40%
$1.15
,
4.90%
Monarch
8-
90c
+
(quar.)
&
Per
Name%f Company
6-29
$1.02
(quar.)_
Scotia Light
7-20
$1.02 Vb
Oberman Mfg.,
5% preferred
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd. (quar.)—;
;
Ohio Edison Co., 3.30%
preterred (quar.)
6
50c
(quar.)
S.)-
6-15
I
a__
preferred
(J.
7-
2
Light Co.—
3.90%
Mitchell
1
7-
—
_
Missouri
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.).—
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR. Co.—
•
Nova
Holier*
Payable of Ree.
22Vic
L_
Norwich & Worcester RR.
8% preferred
(quar.)
6-19
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.16
6-2J)
15c
preferred
$4.08
$4.11
When
Share
$4.10
8
10c
Company
Northern States Power
(Minn.), com.
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
6-15
77-
15c
Miller Manufacturing, class A
(quar.)—_—
Milier-Wohl Co., common (quar.)
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)
Minnesota
7-
Per
Name of
6-15
$3.50
(s-a)__
——
Minnesota
1
37 Vbc
preferred
—
Inc.
7-
30c
(quar.)
Co., .7%
Laboratories,
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Share
Mid-Texas
49
When
Oil & Gas
Shawinigan W'ater & Power Co.—
4%
preferred A
(quar.)
4Vb% preferred B (quar.)
Shawmut
Association
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
2
6-
1
$56'Ac
7-
2
6-
1
20c
7-
2
6-22
J50c
"\
7-
2
1956
Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 2,
The Commercial and
50
(50)
Holder*
Quarterly
Sherwin-Williams Co.
(quar.)
Common
1
7-
8-
1
7- 6
Swilt &
$45c
8-
1
7-10
7-
3
6-8
20c
Sigma Mines. Ltd.
Class
31ater
$5
10-
$15e
$20c
(quar.)—
——
Corp
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
8-
6-18
4.90%
7-31
7-14
6-30
10c
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7c
31 'Ac
8-31
38%c
9-28
20c
—
7-
2
6-14
(quar.)
60c
7-30
28c
7-30
7-
5
Texas
28 "Ac
7-30
7-
5
Texas
7-
2
6-12
Textiles,
7-
2
6-12
7-
2
6-12
Therm-O-Disc, Inc. (quar.)_
Thomas Industries, Inc., class A
62 Vic
7-
17'Ac
2
6-12
6-29
Thor
8-
7-13
Thorofare
59c
8-
1
5%
$$1.50
7-10
6-15
•
Gas
Finance
Corp.
2
6-15
6-20
7-16
1
6-22
Toronto
participating class A (quar.)
Toronto Mortgage, Ltd.
(quar.)
6-15
Towmotor
Torrington
$1.25
7-
6-15
7-
2
$1.07
7-
2
♦;
(quar.)
Corp. (increased)
Towne Mines Corp., $1.75 prior pfd.
6-15
2
$1.16'A
Traders
preferred (quar.)
—
$60c
1
7-20
Transamerica
8-
1
7-20
Trans-Canada
$1.03%
8-
1
7-20
Trans
$1.06 »A
8-
1
7-20
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
Treesweet
$1.15
8-
1
7-20
Trico Products
4.36%
27'Ac
8-
1
7-20
7-31 V
7- 1
4.40%
27'Ac
8-
1
7-20
1- 2
6-19
2
6-15
Universal Insurance
Quarterly
—-- 7" 7'
True Temper Corp., 4'/2% preference (quar.)
$1.12%
Trust Co. of New Jersey (Jersey City) (quar.)
10c
10/1
9-14
Tuckett
4.25%
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)—,—_
(quar.)-—
4.60 %
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%
—
(quar.)
_
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)_——
preferred ($25 par) (quar.),
Bperry-Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred (quar.)_
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
$1.12%
r
30c
v
M-
30c
Quarterly
Springfield City
Caribbean
Class
Transit—
(increased quar.)—
preferred
LaSalle St.
(quar.)
,,
50c
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
(quar.)___
Standard Fire Insurance Co. of N.
Common
•:
____
Oil
•
Standard
Standard
Ltd.,
(quar.)
to
B
Starrett
class
:■*;
Bros,
A
(s-a)
'
(quar,)—.
4% 7c
Ltd.
second
RR.
—
—
(stock div.)
preferred
7-15
6%
6-ia
6-30
9-28
12-31
9-1412-14
7-
2
8-
1
7-
6
,
9-11
8-28 '
6-15
5
15c
7-
2
6-18
7-
2
6-21
10-
10%
Milk
United
Molasses,
Amer.
9-11
1
7-31
6-20
7-
United
6-15
1
6-12
&
RR;
6-15
United
Piece
7-
6-15
United
Printers
7-
6-30
United Shoe
I
Oil
I
Special
<quar.>__-
Propane.
(quar.)
~ZZZ
_
Ltd..
$1.40
(after
Susquehanna
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
ord.
10 for
pref.
Corp.
A.),
$1.12
2
'
1
(stock
7-
2
6-21
7-
1
Is 6d
7- 5
5-22
$2.50
7-10
6-20
10-10
9-20
$1.06'A
7- 2
6-20
20c
7- 2
6-20
8-1
8-1
7-3
7-3
—__
(quar.)
Works, $4.25 pfd.
Dye
&
(quar.)_
Ine._
Publishers,
Machinery,
(quar.)_:
com.
(s-a)—
S.
6-20
3%
7-10
S.
7-
3
25c
7-20
7-
3
U
$35c
7-
2
7-15
7-31
___
U.
Hoffman Machinery—
New common
(initial quar.)____
U.
S.
U.
S.
5%
U.
8.
.S.
7-15
6-21
7-15
6-21
7-15
6-21
7-30
7-16
U.
S.
7-
7-
U
S
1
Plywood,
U.
S.
7%
com.
Printing
&
Rubber
,(quar.)__
com.
Trust
Co.
Vitamin
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
17 %c
6-20
7-16
$1.02'A
7-16
6-20
6-20
8
20c
r-Shr
2
6-11
90c
6-29
6-20
(quar.)—_
$50c
7-15
6-15
;___:———-
$35c
7-15
6-15
.
:
—
6-
$2
8-
1
7-12
$1.50
7-
2
6-15
—
—
S
9-
7-
6
6-20
,1-
6
6-20
7-16
6-26
i
35c
—_
62 %c
60c
$1.25
7-
2
6-11
$1.25
—______
—__________
10-
1
9-10
7-16
$12'Ac
\7-31
7-
6
$17 %c
__i_——-
7-31
•7-
6
30C
7- 2
6-15'
;
6-11
f
6-11
(quar.)_
6-15
8-
1
7-13
Mfg.
$1.43%
(quar.) —
com.
Corp.—
&
8-
1
7-13
7-
2
6-
$1.25
7-
2
6- 8
8-
•
'
>.:r
"
;
—_
(quar.)
"
■
:
7-
$1.50
(quar.)_____
series)
7-31
7-18
—
—
—
2
6-15
9-20
8-31
8-
1
7-13
8-
30c
$1.25
Cab
Co.,
Yellowknife
(quar.)
7-2
6-1
Young (j. s.)
7- 2
6-1
3
5-25
7-
2
6-20
8-
1
7-20
conv.
37%C
pfd.
6-
7-31
$3c
(quar.)
7-10
7- 2
37'Ac
(initial quar.)
7-31
37 %c
(quar.)
9-17
(interim)
8
7-10
8-17
8-
1
7-16
7-
2
6-15
75c
7-
2
6-19
$1.75
7-
.
—
(quar,)———
Co., common (quar.^___r—_
(quar.)
2
6-19
7-16
6-30
$25c
8-
1
7-3
$56y4c
8-
1
7-
preferred
Steel Door
v
30c
50c
(quar.).;—
Gas
6-11
7-
25c
Mines
Bear
Cpunty
Water Co.
2
—
preferred
6%
6-29
7-
25c
(monthly)
7-13
7-16
$3c
(quar.)____—
Gas
1
25c
$1.26
(wm.) Jr.. Co..'
(monthly)
convertible
Yellow
7-
$1.12%
Common
Common
6%
3
,
———•—
(quar.).—_
Service
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd.
6-1
40c
(quar.)_—
6-15
7- 2
50c
75c
7-2
6-25
10-11
\
(quar.)
Southern
40c
7- 9
1
7-25
^
Power—
(1897
7-13
11-
'
___i
Co.
1
Oil
Wrigley
7-30
8-
12 %C
(quar.)
Michigan Power Co.—
Wisconsin
Wiser
7-10
12%c
(quar.)
Public
8-15
8-20
$2
(s-a)__—.—
7-20
7-15
^
25c
1
9- 1
50c
,
—
25c
common
preferred
8
.
(quar.)—
& Sons, Inc.
(quar.)
Co.,
2
75c
$1
preferred (quar.)—:
preferred (quar.)
7%
6-22
25c
2
oh
5%
York
7
9-14
40c
2
i——
>
6-15
4%%
preferred
Co.
•Transfer
(quar.)———.___—
7%C
(annual)
books
6-18
7-13
not
closed
a
Less
British
87%c
7-14
6-25
x
Less
Jamaica
7- 2
6-15
y
Previous
15c
8-15
7-27
Haf-P
income
this dividend,
for
rpr.nrd
Non¬
tax.
income
published
ariri/nr
3
6-29
7-10
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
$Payable in Canadian funds,
tax deductible at- the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
/f
7- 2
7-23
80c
1
1
7-16
$1.05
2
—_____
35c
(quar.)__
8-
$1.12%
;
22%c
Smelting, Refining <fe Mining Co.—
preferred (quar.)
6-22
7-
common—
(Clarence)
Zonolite
(accum.)
3
7-
York
62%c
(initial)
7-
7-
Wisconsin
6-15
Reclaiming Co.—
new
$$1.75
7-
Wisconsin
7- 2
Lithograph
convertible preferred
Shoe Corp.,
6-15
Telegraph
preferred
6-21
6-21
50c
.'
2
—s;v
Wisconsin Electric
6-28
7- 2
6-15
7-
50c
Wilson-Jones
7- 6
7- 6
30c
9-15
12-15
*7-2
$7'Ac
Youngstown
series A (quar.)
preference,
$1.40
U
$4c
1
(quar.)
-
1
1-1-57
$7%c
$1.75
v
(quar.)
10-
50c
35c
(increased quar.)
(increased quar.)—
b
Common
10c
common
2
6-15
2
(Geo.), Ltd.*—
a
Wilson
7-18
S.
HOc
$1.50
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
20c
Co.,
7-
Ltd.—
(quar.)_.
Co., common—;
Sewing Machine
10c
Gypsum
7-
$1.50
(accum.)__
a
prior preference
$2
10c
(quar.)
7-12
40c
class a
Wheeling & Lake Erie rr.,
4%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
B
Glass Co.
6-18
50c
—
Yale & Towne Mfg., new com.
A___I
class
Co.,
1
2
31 'Ac
Zeller's Ltd., common
*£-15
100%
(Baltimore)—
Extra
6-15
7-31
S.
7%
6-20
7-2D
Foil
Class
U.
$$1.25
—II—
—
(quar.)__
U.
8-10
7-10
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Quarterly
S.
6-15
9-10
15c
dividend)
preferred
reg.
split)
(quar.)
U.
6-30
6-21
30c
Supertest Petroleum Ltd.
reg.
I—™
(quar.)
redeemable
7-15
7-
12 V2C
——„
—
Superior Separator, "common
preferred
10c
25c
____
Corp.
;
7-20
$$1
(quail)—,
(Canada)
Supermarkets
Mold
6-20
7-31
25c
;
(quar.)
dividend
7-
20c
_
(quar.).
(quar.)_„
Life Assurance
Co.
$125
6%
6-28
7-18
12V2c
;
78-
6-26
62'Ac
(final)
Canal
1
6-
7-
—
5.04%
ord.
rets.
6-
2
25c
Insurance
Union
4%%
Quarterly
7-
25c
(quar.)_
7- 9
Ltd.—
Jersey
2
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
b
Wilcox
6-20
$2.50
deposit
New
7-
Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
6%
7- 2
6-19
35c
,
N. Y.)—
7'Ac
2
40C
preferred.,.
Whitman
7- 2
(quar.)
6-30
7-
—
(quar.)„
Weyenberg Shoe
;
5-31 '
8-13
6-30
7-16
Machine Co.—
(quar.)—
Railway
White
.
7- 2
7-2
7-16
15c
Wheeling Steel, common (quar.)__;——
''
$5 preferred (quar.) ________________
$1.06'A
5%
Products
United
•
Mfrs.—
&
6-29
2%
47c
Life
Class
pfd. (quar.)
dividend
Stock
7-10
$1
Merchants
7-13
7-14
(stock div.)
Ltd.,
class
Class
7-2
Quarterly
United
4
30c
Grocers
Weston
37'Ac
(Brooklyn,
6-15
8-
i!
Westmoreland, Inc. (increased quar.)
•
60c
Bank
Industrial
6-20
30c
__—'—
Wichita Union Stockyards
Illuminating
6-25
7-2
:————
(quar.)
common
preferred
Class
—
Improvement, 4'A %
6-15
5
7-
4c
(quar.)____—__
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd., class a (quar.).,
6-15
6-15
6-8
(quar.)
Corp.
V 6-25
7-
'
$3.50
"l
preferred (quar.)
^ 5% preferred- (quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
pref.
United Gas
7-< 3
7- 3*
6
7-11
____—
5%
6- 8
75c
$1
i 6-22
7-16
7-16
Co. _____————w i.
Common
7-10
7-13
(quar.)_.
pref.
A
Gas
United
7-
>.
B
United
8-15
Investments,
Fuel
class
8- 1
8- 1
8
6-
2
7-
25c
Electric
Western
/
75c
6-15
7-27
30c
(quar.)—
preferred
5 %
;7- 3 <
30c
15c
—
2
8-20
(quar.)l
Co..
Western
7-16
(quar.)
Co.
2
7-
25c
prior pfd.
6%
6- 4
8- 1
7-
25c
(quar.)
:
& Fixture Co.—
preferred
$2.50
6-18
87'Ac
4
6-
$12%c
25c
Mills
Western
7-6 i
7-15
7-16
7-10
Michigan Steel Foundry
$1.40
7- 2
-
6-13
-
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
' <■'
(quar.)
com,
(quar.)__
Fruit
Class
31V4C
common
common
Sun
(O.
Preferred
United
$2
(quar.)—_
(initial)
preferred
Sun
Sutton
2
7-
Tool,
Drill &
United
7-10
7-10
8-
■
$1.12%
1
conv. preferred
(quar.)_ '
preferred (quar.)
Oil & Snowdrift——————
'
Western
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
y
Corp.—
.
preference (quar.)
convertible
25c
common
$4.50 preferred A
Com,
1
8* 1
(quar.)__—
$3.50
6-30
7-15
;
of America—
preferred
4'A%
8-
7-20
350
;
preferred (quar.)———
—
preferred (quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Western Department Stores (quar.)—
7- 2
'
$1.50
United Biscuit Co.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Greene,
Chemical,
5%
6-30
Pacific RR.
United Cigar Whelan Stores
25c
.
Clothier,
preferrred
6%
7-15
Union
15c
6-23
2
37'Ac
>
4.10%
8-1
$35c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Canada
(quar.)
'
&
Superior
6-29
56c
_
(s-a)
Paper
1
6-20
7-16
Gas
Investment
4
7-
4.20%
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
$1
92'Ac
87'Ac
(quar.)_____
of
Co.
$1.12'/2
:
7-
—
Pictures
Motors
Western
i._;
50c
$1.50
(entire issue to be redeemed
on
Aug. 1 at $10.30 per sh. plus this
dividend)
—-A——
West Penn Power Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)—
;
(quar.)
Union
56c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Strawbridge
Super
6-20
7-10
25c
Textiles, Inc.,
Strathmore
■Stock
7-10
25c
convertible
Sunrise
7-10
$35c
(quar.)__
(quar.).
5%
,
7-20
$1.25
5%
cents
6-29
$1.25
Camp, common (quar.)—
prior preferred (quar.)
60
7-16
United
Stokely-Van
Sun
preferred
7%c
___
I
Whatley, Davin & Co.
Stubniiz
$3.50
25c
preferred (quar.)
Brook
6-14
Co.—
preferred
United
(quar.
preferred
Stockton,
2
25c
.
(quar.)— is—
Stores
Stern
&
7-
$15c
-
surplus)
(quar.)
Brewers
4%7c
$3.70
Electric
Union
•
capital
of Canada,
Sterling
6-14
5c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
8% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Bros.
7-2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$10c
Shake, Inc.
Steel Co.
$4 preferred
$30c
(out of
Stedman
6-29
15c
(quar.)
Corp.—
Special
7-15
$15c
(quar.)___
(s-cl
3
6-25
Union
________________
Stanley Brock Ltd., class A
Class
7-10
40c
Co., class B____________
Ltd.,
6-25
$50c
diviapproval)
SEC
class A
_____
Stanfields,
7-10
6-13
Jersey
7%
6-20
15c
1,
6-22
.
1-2
56'Ac
& Seashore rr. (s-a)—
Kootenay Power & Light Co.,
West
"
______
12-
1*2
!
-——
&
Wesson
.
6-20
7- 2
(quar.)
Y.)
10c
convertible
4%
7- 2
7-2
(N.
11
9-10
12-10
(quar.)______
Inc.
(quar.)
Inc.
Weeden
6-20
$2
Underwriters Trust
—
Insurance—
7-16
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
5%
:
6-21
6-21
7-13
(quar.)—
& Accident
Life
$37 %c
—:
Radio,
B
Standard Tube
$5
Quarterly
7- 2
7- 2
11-ily
Showcase
Weber
6-30
6-29
6-29
___________—$1
Underwriters
$4.50
(quar.)__
to
subject
Products
■Standard
Stony
6-15
Light Corp.
Standaid Shares
&
changed
payment
Sterchi
6-15
2
(quar.)
preferred
Udylite Corp.
6-15
2
■
_____
v-——.
Power
(Name
n
2
7-
:v.
Webcor,
11-15
6'Ac
133Ac
25c
common
$30c
V
/
~
A
i.-
end
77-
40c
$1
—
1
$1.25
■
(s-a)
Knitting
Wayne
6-15
6-15
7- 2
Inc.,
25c
(Ohio)—«
Co.
preferred
Extra
'M,
033lic
;
(quar.)—
(quar,)___.
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
Stern
U-Tote
7-16
(annual)
Bagley Corp.
15c
Standard
Class
8
75c
_______
B
Class
220
•
Waukesha
Western
6-20
7-23
10c
(quar.)——
Participating
Standard Holding Corp., class A
33/4 %
6-
2
5%%
(quar.):
$3 partic preference
Steak
__
(quar.)
J,
6-15
;
7-2
7-
Fruit & Steamship Co.—
Standard
Class
,
,
25c
50c
•
v
2
7-
$1.06'A
South
208
1
$1.25
Quarterly
West
7-14
7-16
8-
12-
«
2.i
7-13
,8- 1
$2
20c
2%
(quar.)
b (quar.)—
Waterbury-Farrel Foundry &
7- 3
,
:U
.
preferred
West
11-26
7- 3
7- 2
' *1- 2
7-16
6-15"
62 %c
King Corp.,
6%
6-19
8-15
45c
62'/2c
62«/2c
(quar.)
convertible prior
5%
2
25c
(quar.)
Terminals—
&
Bros.
Bros,
Waste
Twin City Rapid
6-15
7-2
$1.75
6-18
7-
i
70c
■
6-30
7-13
2
15c
50c
Industries
7- 2
6-15
7-13
7- 2
8-24
$$1.75
preferred (quar.)
7%
6-
7-
—
Company
Warehouse
6-20
6-15
7-15
t
31'/2c
(quar.)
—75c
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)_
6-22
2
'
preferred
Tierman,
&
River rr.
7%
5c ;
pfd.
$1.25
Products,
Tobacco,
.
6
7-
$75c
Ward
(Del.)—
Inc.
Airways,
(quar.)__
A
Common
Water Co.—
7% preferred A (quar.)—.
4'A% preferred E (quar.)
_
_______
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
.___
—________
Trinity
12- 3
30c
——_——
__
,
Corp.
7-
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Ware
6- 8 y
7- 3
35c
$25c
8-
(quar.)___
7-16
30c
> 55c
;
Quarterly
Walworth
6-8
b 8
7- 3
7-16
7-31
(quar.)
a
(Hiram)
Wallace
.
6-15
6-20
6-13
7- 2
6-8
7-3
92 %c
(quar.)—,;
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Class
Walker
6-15
7- 3
7- 2
7- 2
7-10
7-3
97'Ac
3.70%
3.90%
Walker
5-31
6-15
$$1.12'/2
$50c
—
5% «preferred
(quar.) __________
Corp.
(quar.)___—
Public Service—
Southwestern
f
B
4'/a%
7- 8
7-13
40c
—
——
(s-a)__
class A
Ltd.,
Finance,
Class
_
(initial)
common
Co.
6-14
System, Inc. (quar.)
& Co., common
(quar.)
Waldorf
Warner
7- 2
2
7-31
1%
preferred (quar.)
Cottoji Ltd.
Wabasso
,
7- 3
7- 2
7-
pfd. (quar.k
preferred
Warren
$25c
$$1.25
40c
30c
87'/2c
$60c
,
6-29
6-20
6-20
7- 9
.
$2
.
■
b.) Co.—' vu
preferred (quar.)
Vulcan
6-15
7- 2
7- 2
a
Virginia Railway, 6%
Detinning, 7%
,
i
$25c
(quar.)
common
8-15
9-14 I
;
28%
Ltd.,
60c
8-15
9-14
62'AC
Works,
Iron
.
7-12
Ltd.
(quar.)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
6% preferred (accum.)
6-8
6- 8
6- 8
7- 2
7-14
1
Viau,
6-15
,
25c
20c
$35c
Tobin
•
■■
10c
10c
Timely
7-16
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—-———.——
Southwestern Life Insur, (Dallas)
v,
:
Clothes, Inc.
(quar.)
Packing (quar.)_
—
Toronto General Trusts Corp. (quar.)___—.
7-
-
class A
(Mass.),
-
30c
,
(quar.)
(Ky.)
Co.
50c
7- 1
Co.
Associated
Water
Finance
24c
4.65%
New
of Tide
Time
5%
4
non-conv.
Time
7-13
1
8-
—
Electric—
&
conv.
name
$1.20
7c
32c
25c
25c
7-16
7- 5
7-2
7- 2
7- 2
7-10
7-12
8-
;
5%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
^
Velvet Freeze, Inc. (quar.)—
Vendo Co., preferred
(quar.)
7-10
7-31
6-1
6-13
7-16..
15c
31 V*c
31'Ac
1
Heating,
5%
8- 1
8-31
7-2
7- 2
7-27
15c
10%
7-16
8-
30c
•
——
(j.
class
Vapor
7-10
7-10
quar.)
(inc.
common—
1
(initial) —
stockholders
to
8-
;•■' 25c
__----
Transit
5%
f
25c
preferred (quar.)
pfd. B (quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co., .$J.20 preferred (quar.)—
Note: The above title is the new corporate
6-20
7-16
$1.75
preferred (quar.)—
non-cum.
Southwestern
Markets,
5%
i 7-13
1
Fiber Glass
dividend)
I.)
(stock
Corp.
5%
50c
(initial)
common
<H.
Thompson
7-14
59c
7-16
1
50c
______
Light.;
&
Sciver
Van
6-15
•*.
7-25
8-
62 %c
Vplspar Corp., $4 convertible preferred (s-a)
Camp Sea Food Co
(stock dividend)
—
8- 1
8-' 1
(quar.)
6-25
8-15
Van Raalte Co.
8-17
preferred (quar.)
Inc., 4%
25C
7-10
15c
Van
9-15
'
<quar.)__
57 %c
•—
—
Utilities
(quar.)
Power
Utica
7-16
7-16
7-16
Co.________I
Toy
56 Vic
Southern Railway Co.—
New
5
6-25
$1.50
—
common
new
(subject
Utility Appliance Corp., $1 conv.
$1.14
$1
$1.21
—
—
7-10
-
Co.—
|$4.56 pfd. (quar.)
Light Co.,
&
Power
6-20
30c
approval)
30c
$4 preferred (quar.)—J-.
$4.84 preferred
(quajc,.)/
7-
Power Co.—
Production
Texas
6-14
2
common
(quar.)
Products,
dividend
UpsonCo.
Utah
8- I
8- 1
8- 1
i
7-14
■
$1
$4.14
$1.16
(quar.)
Natural Gas (Flpellne
(increased)
Common
6-20
17'/a c
———
Tobacco,
Leaf
Stock
6-8
6- 8
6- 8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6- 8
6-8
6-8
(quar.
preferred
8%
$1.15
7- 2
$1.16
7- 2
$1.16'/4
7- 2
$1.22Vz
7-2
$1.27Va
7-2
$1.28
7- 2
$1.31 W
7-2
$1.027- 2
$1.06(4
7- 2
$1.12Va
7-2
12'/2c
7- 2
preferred
$4.64
Texas-Illinois
2
7-
—__
preferred
Universal
6-8
(quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
6-15
7-
40c
(quar,)———-,—.——
England Telephone Co. (quar.)
Southern New
Southern
;;
50c
preferred
4.80%
2
6-13
7-2
preferred
$4
6-15
7-16
$1.12 Vz
(quar.)
Southern California Edison, com. (quar.) —
4.48% preferred
(quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
—
South Carolina Electric & Gas, common—
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
4.G0%
preferred
<quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Southern Colorado Power, com. (quar.)
4.72% preferred (quar.)
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Partic.
preferred (quar.)
—
Southern Franklin Process. 7% pfd. (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
4.80% preferred (quar.)——————
Nevada
7-
$1.25
,
—___—
7-14
conv.
non-cum.
Universal
.
8-31
7- 2
preferred
Southern
preferred
preferred
5.25%»
8-31
9-28
common
Sugar,
Rico
9-28
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)—I;
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—______
______
4.10% preferred (quar.)____
4.25% preferred (quar.)—
4.50% preferred (quar.)__
Tennessee Natural Gas Lines (quar.)—_—__
Texas Electric Service Co.—
,
6-29
6-13
7- 2
35c
542%
6-29
7-31
$50c
7- 2
17'ACv
2nd pfd. (s-a)
:—.
Stock
dividend
(One
share of McLellan
Stores Corp.
com. for each
140 shares
of the 2nd preferred held)——
$6 preferred (quar.)
—
———United Transit, common (quar.)——
8-15
6-13
(quar.)—
com.
<quar.)__,
preferred
4.65%
.
preferred (quar.)
Porto
8%
€-29
12 %c
(quar.)
common (increased)——
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-16
25c
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4% %
4.64%
Gas Transmission,
5.10%
preferred
conv.
South Atlantic Gas,
South
4.60%
7-11
•
(quar.)w———
3olar Aircraft (quar.)
————~-X";
Bommers Drug Stores, common—50 cents convertible preferred («(iar.)__—_
Sonotone Corp., com. (quar.).
$1.25 conv. pfd. A (quar.)————
5%
8-31
8-
$25c
\
$2 preferred
South
10-
1
7- 2
7-2
f
Corp.—
Stores
$4.20
6-15
25c
Tennessee
70c
7- 2
$1.25
(quar.).——
United
5%
J25c
25c
Carson
&
70c
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Stockyards, common (quar.).
convertible preferred (quar.)_
Uaited
6-15
20c
B
preferred
8-31
$53c
*
_____
—
Pearson
Class
5-31
—
common
(Canada), Ltd._
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio, class A——V
$ 15c
^——
—--
Ltd.,
___:
Taylor,
O.)
(A.
$1.55
6-15
5-31
preferred
$2.12
Smith
2
Extra
6-28
7-
Co., Ltd., common———
(N.)
7-27
7-
——————
(quar.)-
B
8-20
(quar.)
(G.)
preference (quar.)
Taylor Instrument Cos. (quar.)
$15c
————
(quar. i——
A
Class
1
B
4%
7-
—-
—
(quar.)
B
9-
Class
Tamblyn
$0.11875
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies. Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)-—.
Class
6-21
$15c
—^
preferred
4%%
Co.,
Siiex
6-11
1
—
(s-a)
Name
1
6-29
8-31
11-30
4-21
7-26
7-26
6-8
6-8
7-16
10- 1
1-1-57
7- 3
8-15
8-15
7-3
7-3
7- 2
20c
50c
50c
$4c
25c
' 25c
$30c
$50c
45c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Gold Mines, Ltd.
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
6-11
3
$20c
—»
—
3
73-
61c
Pacific Power, common—-$2.44 preferred A (initial quar.)———.——■
Sierra
7-
30c
Company
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
Inc.
Swank,
20c
(initial quar,)_
(quar.)
B
6
V
Sylvanlte
$11.75
■
•
—.—■—
(quar.)—---
preferred
7%
8-
15c
of Canada, Ltd.
Shulton, Inc., class A
Class
2%
1
dividend*
America (stock
Sheraton Corp. of
,
,
of Company
When
Per
<
Name
Payable ol Rec.
Holders
When
per
When
Per
Share
Name oJ Company
tax.
date
date
-
was
is
Incorrect.
indicated
The
here.
corrected
payment
Volume 184
Number 5547
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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•
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ann
■■nrnnraiinn
'
ment now pending with
^presently uncertain and
"
-
be
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.
sale
at
the
Securities
the
final
this
time
is
and
Exchange Commission,
decision
being
to
as
held
whether
there
"is
is
$9,300,000
to
were
in
abeyance."
» •
The Murchison"'interests announced earlier
this year their intent
to -sell Publi<% about half of their common
stock
holdings in the
company
through a group of underwriters headed by Allen &
Co.,
"Bache & Co. and Reynolds &
Co., New York, See also V. 183, p.
2697.fe
II_i
^,-.1
public
a
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(Continued from Page 10)
of
the
was
result
of
increases
average increase
cubic feet
an
1,000
per
■
in
the
$4,100,000.
At
the
capital
Budget;
?
Walter
O.
Berger
of
New
Mexico;
C.
Chandler
T.
and
Oscar
hKeMervf)f1iaan ofrmahC°' and L" T" Murray of Washin®ton' and
Within recent months, Transamerica has
acquired a majority interest
in
an
additional
21
leading
western
banks,
thereby extending its
J banking operations to each of.the 11 western states# The Transamerica
-
*
!■
bank
grcup
Mr.
Tellyer
'
the
is
b?nks
of
wi'h
Bank
approximately
of
New
Mexico,
270
r,
....
Trust
interest
of
National
Br.nk
Transamerica
experience.
of
co.„
last
Tucson,
in
Mr
year.,
which
Douglas
He
of
director
a
banks,
became
Arizona
acquired
of
,,
-
an
<£29
end
of
of
,
Ma^,
Mr.
$44,355,000
in
McGowen
cash
and
of
Mr.
Is
Keller
corpora-
is
Mr.
He
*
is
Air
V.
Bank
of
of
Corp.
West
Fork
Rainier
Lines,
182, p.
Ivie
of
of
the
Co.
Transamerica
is
and
Pars
director
a
Co. "V
Walker
subsidiary
a
.*
Trust
of Transamerica
Over
Co.,
early
Salt
in
Coal
Co.
and
861.
'
>
*
'■
:
Transition
-
*
-Rllvti
plant
xiuys r-itiiii
Purchase
,l,
.*
&
of
Chemicals,
State
Inc.
(N. Y.
factory site in Wallkill, Ulster
processing complex ores was announced
Commerce
Commissioner
'
Edward
June
24
i.*...
the
of
company's
revenues
companies
which
water
leases
The
and
by
Canada
sent
;
County,kN.--X.,.
on
into
♦
...
a
j
for
all
.u
,
derived
are
of
their
its
or
tank
bulk
each
.
.
from
diversified
the
Capital
of
use
to
cars
of
and
in
Mexico
-During
size
...
company's
on
the
the
cars
Alaska
rail
shippers
and
period of Jan.
oils
used
are
1,
shipments
shipments.
1946
chemicals,
to
April
the
to
United
Cuba
and
•
1956,
»•£
manufacture
molyb-
other
and
metallic
sell, master,
elements^In.jadditiQn,
alloys,
such
company
firm
*;
ferro-columljium .amd
as
ferro-columbium-tantalum,
'
the
^
technical grade columbium metai, and duegrades o1 columbium and tantalum.
Raymond Eller Kirk is Chairman of the Board of Transition
Metals.
He
i
is
also
Dean; of
Brooklyn, N.
Jean
the
Graduate
School,
Polytechnic. Institute
Y.
,
A.
,
'vVV:
...''■'viVi
v.'
_
.
the
of
firm,
President
-'V.
-'i:
-i .y'v
yy
„
Trash
ABS
Co.,
Inc.
>*»-
above.—V.
180,
2129.
p.
v-y--.
,
,
3%%
®ct. 15
,
,
due
1975.due _
g
sNotes payable,
v
PRESENT
_
due'
;'i'.''
currency)
Tunacraft, Inc.—Debenture Notes
Offered—McDonald,
"Fvan^
ic
fir
Oo
C^itv
„SaS ^Uy>.
•
,
$250,000 Of 6%
Mo
I
onH
*
npprii#»rl
anu
r
of
purchase
'
/
warrants
at
100%
are
being
del^ntures at the rate of 10
issued
warrants
the
to
:
that
iLq
^
J959,
50
Jan.
1,
Jan.
.
1,
1902,
for each
$100
of
de-
The
1,
debenture
-paying
date
redeemed for
',
-t
notes
to
100%
account
reduce
and
%
called
the
durin0
during the
and
thereafter
for
accrued
of
entire
the
be
may
at
and
share.
per
the
PROCEEDS—The
<
used
$2
thf npHnl inHina
the period ending
nnri
and
thereafter
share;
per
1968,
;
£
share,
per
$1.50
Jan.
•
thereafter
and
';'V
■
sinking fund
on
They
also
beginning Oct.
proceeds of
the
offering
"of
secured
obligations
to
1,
Co.,
the
unsecured
€%
;
of
interest
12
a
promissory
^note,
to be
until
paid,
period from
year
1956.
|rflnting
r
the
of
of
said
corporation
and
on
In
the
■-?tio^nn lhe, n'axin3um. ?um
to retire the
$42,500 balance of said
course
line
of
credit
payments to
the
corporation
the provisions of the
Organic
V
/
chase
the
agreed
to
be
paid to it
Contract of June 22, 1955,
pursuant
to
Smith,
(
V
they
corporation's
purchase .from
in
>
that
company
effect
Marine
l^atlonal
Terminals, ,Inc.
in
in
Marine
"lv<£seback"
a
plan
continue
interest
such
these
Terminals,
arianagement
to
agrees
profits derived from such operations
interest,
National Maj-ine
to the corporation
12
;
,
rental
year
Only
to
debentures,
est
nn
balance
.
cash
is
Such
such
the
A.
rent
Inc.
be
be
corporation's
required
to
taxes,
rent
corporation
reht h,
will
and
retire
CAPITALIZATION
12-year
Common
ol
the
a
the
to
agreed
quarterly
cash
payments
the
salaries
of
and
principal
accumulate
will
be
as
an
payable
corporation's
guaranteed
other
and
by Nat.onel
on
unsecured
demand
debentures
Stee. &
TO PRESENT
notes
!,
nnr
1
AAA
/ar value)---
%ag^an S
P'
'
ernis ot shs.)
on
planned
W.
Mr.
Anson
said
the
stock
sale
of
200,000
interests
here
shares
is
now
attorney -for the group, It
the
contemplated
sale,
of
Blair
&
was
under
announced
a
by
according
the
to
state-
Pierce,
Fen-
'»■•
which
underwriters
rate
each
has
and
agreed
the
to
pur-
W
First
E
Hutton
&
2°00
Co
Jarney, Dulles & Co., IncZ'
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Lee
Hlgginson Corp.„__III
2^00
Lehman
2.85
Illinois
IncIZ"
Co.
Barney
& Co._____
Webster Securities
Stearns
Becker
G.
&
&
10,000
Co.,
Co.,
Equitable
(Inc.)
Corp._
Securities
&
CO—
Noyes & Co._,_
Pressprich & Co
Sliearson, Hammill & Co
!
Wertheim
Bache
Bacon,
Blair
Co
Whipple
&
Co.
&
F.
S.
H.
Inc
Inc.
1.70
1.70
Co
1.70
&
Mason-Hagan,
McCormick
2 85
.75
The
W.
Domlnick
&
Co
1.25
Pierce,
Fen-
Co.
Cook
1.25
Son
&
&
Co.
1.00
Co...
&
of
Walter
C.
Ryons
June
3.00
1.25
1.70
1.00
Webster
&
Co.______
Securities
1.25
tion
2.85
2.85
Stroud & Company, Inc..
....
2.85
Robert
2.85
G.
Tlmpson
H.
Walker
2.00
White,
2.00
Dean
&
Bros.
Stern
&
&
Walston
&
Co
Yarnall,
Biddle
&
Barth
Boettcher
^
r
Boar"!
M
Inc.
M.
W.
Dain
cents
pojnted
per
various
out
that
share subject
rate
the
1956
to refund
applications
See
Operating
the
aad natural gasoline.
were
up
$10,594,000
for
result
the
of
now
five
months'
based
upon
a
being heard
five-month
increased
Expenses and
over
the
Putnam
3,000
3,000
Quail
Co,_
&
same
3,000
3,000
also
final
before
period
sales
of
this
year
natural
gas,
of
Federal
increased
crude
oil
charges for the five-month period
period
last
year.
Of
this
1,250
1,250
Inc
Pierce
1,250
&
Co.,
IPoole,
Roberts
<fe
Co
1,250
Incorporated
Harold
3,000
1,250
Ss
1,25(1
Moore
E.
1,250
1,250
1,25(
1,25<
1,25<
&
Co
1,25(
Woodard-Elwood
3060.
Wood
&
Co
1,25<
Mining & Milling Corp.—Acquisition—
A.
Mlnskoff
historic
Corp.,
increase,
It
operation
The
of
the
The
new
is
S.
With
the
as
It.
in
Mining
of
the
New
York
to
have acquired control of
Peak, Nev., and have pur¬
250-ton
Bruhi
mill
eight miles
the
dormant.
now
60
reactivation
Bruhi
same
mill
for
it
Nevadans
which
that
Is
less
was
$299,000
Leo
have
silver
in
is
1949
by
whom U. 8.
associated
Minskoff
full-scale
mine
require
ore,
investment-
Inc.,
Silver
June 30 by the U. S.
Mining & Milling
Minskoff brothers for the
acquisition and
three
of
the
as
paid
within
the
The
disclosed
soon
expected
reopen
mine
Sons,
in
on
the
facilities,
contains* gold
U.
by
company,
Minskoffs
begin
which
to
&
Niveloc mine, opened In
1906, was last operated
Clark, Edward Murphy, and Leonard
Traynor, from
the
will
Minskoff
mine
Brundage
announced
formed
of
Walter
Mlnskoff
silver
Avery
was
Mining purchased
with
and
Sam
Niveloc
from
newly
James
include
determina-
the
Co.,
1,250
1,250
Co
Thomas & Company
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
3,000
p.
Co
S.
distant.
'
SSM
earnings
3,000
3,000
183,
Co.__
Stem, Frank Meyer & Fox
Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc.
3,000
Co
V,
&
&
Smith,
3,000
Inc.—
1,250
&
Parke
3,000
Sons
Co
Leonard & Lynch
Schmidt,
Co
&
Inc.
Co.,
Corp
&
Patton
Miller
Rauscher,
3,000
&
Co
&
Miller,
U.
also
revenues
as
Moore,
4,000
&
&
Leo
1.00
Power commission.
$12,282,000
4,000
&
<fc
1,250
Richards
Co.
Edwards
Estabrook
Kay,
Inc.—
Kraus
Skaggs
G.
Space
1,250
4,000
McJunkin,
Clarke
1,250
Mellen
Mead,
Sullivan
1,250
and
Inc,
4,000
—
Davis,
2.85
„
Co
4,000
Brush, Slocumb & Co.> Inc.
2.25
Co
„
&
Bond
Joseph,
Co.,
Co
&
1,250
1,250
Co
Labouisse,
Corp.
Johnson, Lane,
&
&
&
Bosworth,
chased
^
&
Share
4,000
Co.,
Burge
1,250
1,250
2.00
Co
&
Friedrichs
Inc
Corp.-
Co
&
Indianapolis
Temple-
Co
&
.75
Co.——-
Weld
Hanrahan
Hayden, Miller
Howard, Weil,
Boyce_____
Brothers
1.25
Co....
Witter
20.
of
&
&
Stein
Elworthy
Corp.
—
1,250
4,000
Co.__*_
1,250
Bodlne
4,000
Milwaukee
1,250
Co.
First Cleveland
4,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co
William R. Staats & Co
A.
&
4,000
ton
Schwabacher
1,250
Kirk-
Co
4,000
4,000
Co.,
Stone
Inc...
&
&
1,250
1,250
&
1,250
&
Colifornia
4,000
Co
&
Co.,
Renshaw...
The
4,000
Co.
J.
&
&
Smithers
The earnings were equal to $1.14 per share on
12,885,471 shares
outstanding during the period, and compare with
$13,062,000, or $1.01
a
share on 12,390,495 shares
outstanding during the same period of
was
&
&
First
4,000
Co
S.
Crouter
Ferris
4,000
Co._
Co
&
Reynolds
b°/
&
Richard
Rodman
GaS,
&
Michigan Corp.__
Gorey Co
Hutton
West
& Company
DeHaven &
Townsend,
4,000
Mitchum, Jones
the
.
Co
Cruttenden
F.
&
Marshall
Sherrerd
&
Cooley
4,000
4,000
Illinoifj. Co. Inc.
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Lester,
Lisle
6,000
&
1,250
1,250
4,000
1.25
L,
Parvin
Whiteside,
Winslow, Inc.
Chaplin & Co
6,000
Co
3,000
3,000
1,250
Inc.
6,000
Co
1.70
1.25
&
Co.—
&
&
Collins
Courts
1.25
Hart
Simmons—
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
J.
Co., Inc.
;
Clark, Landstreet
patrick, Inc.
Relnholdt & Gardner
1.25
Inc.
Clark
Ball,
2.85
Newbold's
1.70
Corp.i...
Ellis
W.
Julien
F.
&
Co
Fitch, North & Co.
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
6,000
Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwodd..
R; W. Fressprich &
Co.i.
2.00
Co
1.00
Beane
Newhard,
2.25
Boston
&
Milwaukee
H.
;
Inc....
Lynch,
&
ner
,75
Co
Brothers...
Merrill
&
Struthers
E.
The
Austin,
Barret,
6,000
Co
&
Walker
3,000
3,000
3,000
Nicolaus
&
Chace,
Smithers
3,000
Mason,
!___
Silberberg & Co
Butcher
&
3,000
&
Sutro
6,000
Inc
Co.,
Company, Inc
Stifel,
Brown,
Blunt
E.
&
3,000
Horner
6,000
Co.,
3,000
3,000
3,000
Co
Renshaw
Inc.
6,000
Marks
&
3,000
3,000
3,000
&
&
Scott,
Co._
Wood,
First
Russ
Jaffray & Hopwood-
Laurence 1 Mi
Piper,
3,000
Inc.
6,000
Reynolds
G.
Co.,
Rodman
6,000
—
3,000
Robinson-Humphrey
6,000
Co.____
Inc
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
*
Gardner
&
7,500
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
John
C.
Legg & Co
3,000
'7?'
Shepard
7,500
1—
Co.
Sons
___.
The
6,000
&
&
Inc.
Reinholdt
7,500
7,500
7,500
7,500
W.
&
Northwest
Prescott,
7,500
Hemphill,
-R;
Pacific
7,500
.
3,000
3,000
siT„n'
& Co. Inc.:_
7,500
Inc.2.;
Central Republic Co.
125
L00
3,000
Co
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
:
McKelvy and Co
l._
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
.
&
10,000
&
&
Garrett
T.no«ri
Loewi
10,000
Jackson
Reld
H. Hentz & Co.____
Richards
Co._i
Kaljnan & Co., Inc'I'I"
10,000
Co.__i__ innnn
10,000
The
several
The
Julien Collins & Co..—*—1.25
J- M. Dain & Co., inc.
1.00
i955
last week.
registration
annual
of
r>o*
k
stock
Co.,
Co.___
fin
Beane
Webber,
building firm
Outstanding'
24,700 shs.
&
Xr.
&
Lynch,
&
McCormick
1.25
Dodge & Co...
Collings & Co., Inc...
maturity.
35,000
common
rate
1.70
Co.,
&
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
$250 000
uncertain,
annual
%
2.00
C.
three
public
an
the
at the
•
Murchison
George Anson,
at
dividends
the
Union Chemical &
Materials Corp,—Offer
Postponed—
Clint
retire
5.00
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
F-n».wer
weeks
—V. 183, p. 2312.
The
eh*
35,000
of
10 00
Co.
Becker &
"
.
A
Balrd
FINANCING
66,000 shs.
Co.
Simmons
of Michigan Corp
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Shtpbuitding Co.
$250 000
vniiioi
at
&
&
First
indebt-
when
unsubscribed
Farwell, Chapman & Co,-,
inter-
expenses).
1955
1.70
The
amount
(interest
G.
Dominick
covering a
only income.
an
to
^
W.
Drexel &
Estabrook
all
"rent"-
pay
in
requirements
*
corporation's
to
schedule
names
....
National
retaining
corporation's
paid
GIVING EPPECT
ronU
a
'
which
Authorized
debenture
stock
%
;
...
has
fixed
a
j,
6%
to
vessels,
attributable
will
payments,
the
obligated
upon
>
3,000
3,000
_____
First# Securities
Corp
First
Southwest Co._
Foster
&
Marshall
Corp.
—10,000
-White, Weld & Co._.
10,000
A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.___
7,500
•
of Chi-
—___—
Hill
&
;
Stone
upon
and
cago
10,000
Co.^___
Ripley
Frf>res
Freres
Smith,
-
provides
and
«
Clark,
of
is,
to
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Chiles-Schutz Co.—...
C.
what
is
compared
Central
through
to
limits
,
Blyth & Co., Inc.——2.85
H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
1.00
area.
derived
subject
pursuant
with
will
is
that
the
Barney
William
~
annual
Pwment of the
,
rent
indebtedness,
y edness to the
1
accordance
sinking fund
the
of
of.
cover
other
on
term.
portion
a
sufficient
in
in
Inc.,
operate
Terminals,
„;r
activity
vessels
of
Ellis
Robert
BUSINESS—The corporation was organized in
Delaware on July 1,
1955, for the principal purpose of
purchasing, owning and maintain'ing ownership of the
controlling majority proprietary interest in the
tuna
fishing clippers "Conte Di Savoia" and
"Lucky Star."
The
vessels were built
specifically for, and always have been engaged
in,
tuna fishing in
^Pacific waters and it is the intention and
The
is
company
are:'
Blunt
.
the
The
,
... A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
Bacon, Whipple & Co
amended.,
as
the
Shares
First Securities Co.
10,000
&
Curtis
is
%
the
on
of .<35/?.00-m Ifc fs Planned
obligation out of
secureu
therein.
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
percentage
nor rowing.
This loan is assured
Westgage-California Tuna Packing
unsecured
an
repaid
issued
were
within
company
these
$1.60 per share, as
of $1.50 per share.
from
corporation,
debentures
issued
The
of
52,160
26,000
Inc.
Hallgarten
DIVIDENDS—In each year
beginning with 1914, the company has
Paid cash dividends.
During 1956, quarterly dividends paid March 1
and June 1 were 40 cents per share, which
be
of the corporation, bearing '
amortized
date
by the written commitment
;
California
a
or notes
be
limits
forth
^
$67,500 in"
to $42,500,
addition said secured obligation is to be reduced
further
by the payment of $25,000 to be borrowed for the
purpose
Westgate-California Tuna Packing
/
these
may
therein.
20
underwriter below the
625,070 shares which such
Fulton,
ner
^
40
!
Robert
"
of $3,000,00Q
total
52,160
Corp.___
Rhoades &
sell
each
purchase:
Co
,
be
to
are
which
debt
forth
to
the
\
Co
of
name
10,000
Htirriman
y
debentures annually in 1962
through 1974.
'
■
;
°
s Term "otes, 3 4%, due in quarterly instalments of $175,000
each,
^ 1956 to June 15, 1957, inclusive.
H Excluding 50,000 shares
reacquired and held In the company's
treasury.
interest
any
may
net
amount
$1 500,000 .of
ending
period>
the
funded
set
the conditions set
;
redemption
interest.
period
during
additional
conditions
of
agreed
&
Loeb,
A.
obligated to retire
$1;500,000 of these debentures
annually in 1960 through 1972
} The lndenture under which these debentures were issued
provides
that additional funded d;bt may be issued within the
purchasers
_
share,
per
$1
1965,
.lending
;
cen.ts
the
;
:
-
out
to
40%
10,000
Paine,
6,ooo,oooshS. j2,6?5,7i4shs.
In Instalments
+ The indenture under
;
*
-
tentur^. Each warrant
"<*"■
.:
puDliCiy
1,
purchase warrants)
>
stock
the
I-
,
12-year registered
in+Arf»«t•
imeiest.
daiueu
The
par value)....
These-loans mature
*
agreed
subscribed
Co.___,
the
_____
Merrill
700,000
Capi;al stock 0»lthout
Dubliclv
has
company
stockholders,
&
Boston
Bear,
each, payable on
ij
"jUne 30, .1958 and Dec. 31, 1958 and $4,000,000
payable on June 30,
subordinated sinking
1959. The current effective
Interest rate on such loans Is
314% which
1956 and due Jan. 1,the maximum rate provided for in the loan
agreement.
',
fund debenture notes dated Jan.
1968 (with common stock
''•<
offprint
orp
shares
Kidder,-Peabody
'v;\...
the
Goldman, Sachs
-
;•,■■■
M.
Co.
;
25,000,000
-
.
and
Blyth & Co., Inc._
Glore, Forgan & Co
20,000,000
+25,000,000
(Canadian
First
Lazard
'
FINANCING
Shares
The
due
—
1956-57
.-'"r
" ;!.••
•
to
Blair
opposite
has
Blair
Carl
Outstanding
$10,000,000
+$20,000,000
of
William
FINANCING
I
'
-
TO
1958-1959
Sinking- fund
debentures,:
15, 1973_____^__._
sinking
fund
debentures,
April
.
,:i-See
loans,
4 Vi%'
.
EFFECT
Authorized
'Bank
Triangle Uramum Corp.—Stock v%,,
Offering Suspended—
•v.
GIVING
set
underwriter
a-Delaware
CAPITALIZATION
:
D>.
is
offer
numerical
,
Lamoureux, President and director
Of the Hi-T'emp Metals Corp.
y/;,';"';-..,'
of
the
such
The First Boston Gorp.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
>
is
number
also
the
of
to
pursuant
/
tank
89.9%
Corp.,
PRESENT
set opposite
underwriters below such of the
shares of
by the company as are not
offered
,
capital'stock of Refiners Transport &
corporation,' which' (together with the
letter's wholly-owned
subsidiaries, Petroleum Haulers, Inc., an Indiana
corporation:
and
Refiners Equipment
Co;,
an
Ohio
corporation)' is
engaged in the transportation of
petroleum products and other liquids
by highway in
motor
tank
trucks, principally In the mid-western
portion of the United States.
1
;
;
v <•
'
'•'
tile
'i-■
owns
Terminal
•
company,
being
There
,
will
the
of
L
.
V.ilenum. rhenium and
from
William
V
the
TO
stand-by underwriters severally, in the
percentages
for
liquid
EFFECT
Authorized
Outstanding
1,100,000 shs.
1,100,000 ohs.
following underwriters have severally
agreed
$2)__,
names
States
are
(par
respective
capital stock
|
30,
the
the
liquid
other
numerous
purchase
to
pipe
on
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
operations,
petro-chem-
points
of
and
throughout
for
international
company's
terminal
GIVING
'
,
r.
d.
v
follow:
CAPITALIZATION
■>
car/fleet has increased about
Corporation expects to begin operations at the former
30%
and
the total fleet
capacity has increased about-40%. This has involved ~
V Ruf-Felt plant Sept. 1,
Commissioner Dickinson disclosed. The plant,
% expenditures aggregating
$131,500,263, primarily for new cars but <
comprising 53,000 square feet of floor space,
will,
it is estimated,-'
including expenditures for car conversions.
'•**•
and; purchases. of shipper- •'
employ 100 workers when In full operation,
according-to Max P. v owned fleets
Kaplan, Secretary and a director of Transition Metals., It was
acquired
,.,i The company's Canadian subsidiary, Products Tank
Line of Canada,
■'% for an undisclosed sum.
^
Ltd.-, which is wholly-owned, is
l .Transition - Metals * will
engaged
(togetherwith the Matter's *
process
columbites,/-tantalites, and ;other
-wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Products
". complex rare .metal-ores at its Waliklll
Tank
Car
Shops,
Ltd.,
also
a
plant and will refine..'.-high
,r
.Canadian corporation) in a similar type of business in
Canada. The
>, purity chemical derivatives of tantalum, columbium, vanadium,
The Transition
•
183.
'
,
territory, and for the transby their nature are not readily susceptible
pipe line. Outside the petroleum field, the
fertilizers, coal tar products, vegetable
:
Dickinson.
T.
^
plants and from
waterways
to
surrounding
and
company
City)-—
-
for
subsidiary .of the Standard Oil
engaged in the business of furnishing
railway
to shippers of liquid products in
bulk, and of
maintaining such cars in its own shops.
by petroleum
products.
j
share
new.
it
portation of products
•"
•
-
10-acre
a
to be used for
>
;
'
v/
working
Insurance Co. in the
City of New
York—The public
offering made on June 21 of 625,070
shares of capital stock
(par $2) at $26 per share
through
William Blair &
Co., The First Boston Corp. and Carl
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
and
associates was
is
by
"to movement by
V
One
pefcro-chemical
.
Metals
•
*
"
had
United States Life
company
This
*
Jersey),
90%
cars
lines
••
'•-t'-'V".'-'''
firm
securities.—V.
r
Offered—The
including transportation of liquefied petroleum
gases and
icals. The company's cars are used
principally for hauls from refineries
and
1956,
among
them being Western
United
Park
City Mines Co.—
Co.—Stock
held.
owned
cars
building and
Harbor
of
its
&
Car
share at the rate of
per
shares
(New
tank
■<
•
.
Bank
11 was qulCKiy
>
'
the
group of investment
a
Co.
affiliate.
corporations,
qiany
Creek
Timber
National
President
which became
long-time
a
Tank
mv.
'*
•.
...
Washing.^-n,
and
director
a
\: "v"
of Transamerica, and
of the corporation's banking subsidiaries.
director and member of the executive committee
a
Wallace, is
Lake City,
/
'<<■'
many
is
President
Plywood
Foundation.
Vice-President, banking division',
of
Murray
National
He
I
Rockefeller
is
director
«.
Mr.
of
the
a
ouic'klv
was
reported,
government
quickly
offering is being underwritten ■■■' oversubscribed. Of the
total, 550,064 shares were sold by
banking firms headed jointly
selling stockholders and the
remaining 75,006 shares are
by Smith, Barney & Co., and Blunt Ellis & Simmons,
that part to which the
selling stockholders will not sub¬
1
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be added to the
scribe to an
general funds of
offering of 100,000 shares being made simul¬
the company, to pay 'for company's expansion
program.
;
taneously by the company to its
stockholders for sub¬
BUSINESS—This company, which was
incorporated in New Jersey
scription at $26 per share. Further
in; July, 1891, and until 1912 was a
details
by
;
-
trustee
It
snare.
cents
United States Gypsum
Co.—Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 24,250 shares of common
stock (par
$4) was made on June 25
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane at
$64 per share.
The offering was
quickly completed.—V. 183, p. 253.
,
seven
Bank
majority
a
large
many
-
and
Executive
an
he
Southern
Transamerica
is
Transamerica
was
when
Washington
Board
of
subsidiary
share, with
per
share
ner
These
1.22
,
among them being General Motors Corn.; International Nickel
Homestake Mining Co
and Continental Oil Co.
He is Chairman
the Board of Mutual Life m^uranw} Co; of New'York
and is, a
of
cents
n
loo, p. ouOy.
items.
of
.
Qryyor,{na
ticns,
•Co
60
$27
is offering to its stockholders of record June
,s,
22, 1956,
msc
the right to Subscribe on or before July n
9, 1956, for
335,714 additional shares of capital stock
(no par value)
_
Vice-President, banking division,
a
""m? Di)ugia?SiasmchS:rS.n1- m'the
:
of
m
V,
at
4.
Union
r
subsidiary.
Vice-President
-C &
v
Co.
&
Concrete
original
Corp.-He is a director of various
has had many years of banking
'
discount
COmpieiea.
-
Mr.' Chandler is
■]
Peabody
1?
•
.
«
Kidder,
dealer's
offices.
Albuquerque;
Transamerica
.
27
of
director
a
and
Partner of
Berger,
Bri6gs
and
Co.,
and
a
director
of
Pipe Co. and Decresa Corp.
Mr. Berger was one of
organizers of
Bank
of
New
Mexico,
which is now a
Managing'
•
consists
now
Berger
Union Electric Co., St.
Louis, MO.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offering of 120,960 shares of common
Stock (par $10) was made on June 27
by Bache & Co.
,
of two
purchased
up
gas
...
2340.
v
of
accounting for $5,200,000, and additional
\elumes
because
of
additional sales, which
accounted- for
I
purchased
gas
made
cost
51
themselves
President.
ore
mining
operations
put back into operating condition,
than six months.
The mining site
reported.
for
the
Bruhi
mill,
which
is
expected
days.
of
area
the
mill,
will
also
treatment.
it
be
is
expected
reopened,
that
with
the
the
ore
Argentite
going
to
Chronicle... Monday, July 2, 1956
The Commercial and Financial
52
(52)
to
purchase at the subscription price any of the
subscribed for by holders at the termination
offering, July 9, 1956,
; < v
—
in the near future $1,000,000 of
iroting stock, according to Wayne Wallace, President.
»
.
The offering of 500,000 shares at $2 per share will first be
the company's 200 stockholders, with a limit of 2,500 shares
^stockholder.
Any unsubscribed shares will be offered to the
'
The
Palo Alto,
Varian Associates,
approximately $24,500,000 during 1656 and 1957 and
financing In addition to this offering of about $17,000,000.
.
'
made to
to each
public.
Calif.—New Development
realm of big
$500,000, depending upon the specifications.
1957 delivery, Varian's first commercial linear
will be installed in the laboratory of a large
concern
*100,000 to
Scheduled
•
rator
effect
their
■
primarily for study
chemical reactions.
on
accelerator"
"'Linear
fires
It
attain
be
operation.
descriptive of the machine s
is
of
stream
a
irradiation of plastics to
successful include:
'
,
strengthen their resistance
'■*
■■■■•
imposed by law,
manufactured
RR.—Earnings—
Wabash
$9,577,160
$8,715,593
$9,786,679
2,218,251
1,423,018
2,299,980
Net
Income—
492,403
ry.
791,636
918,428
Net
2,290,221
1,014,110
48,366,890
11,383,205
46,299,405
45,301,172
11,359,551
48,918,376
12,992,355
4,096,075
4,710,918
9,347,777
3,246,267
Prom Jan. 1—
Net
rv.
railway
from
Net
—V.
railway-
from
Gross
income—
oper.
183,
■.
3060.
p.
..
Weld & Co
32.5
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—-,
8.0
F. S. Moseley & Co.—_—
8.0
Shearson,. Hamm 111 & Co.5.0
—V. 183. n. 2698.
White,
for the
$11,740,923
of
Sales
fiscal year ended March
In
77-7'7 7
past year on product development.
incinerator line, broadening of the commercial
the
12,fover,/
,702,778
631,971
Earnings per share of common stock were
development and engineering expense. This
fiscal
for
Net
was
the
In
said
also
Given
Mr.
tion
Greater
three
the
month
Angeles
Los
area
shutdown of new construc¬
during the sand and gravel
*
the
during
total
firm's
The
Sold Privately—The company
Berkshire
the
Life
Insurance
first mortgage bonds.
183,
p.
.
,
;
7
Chemical Co.
See Stauffer
above.—V.
Western Development
-
V
on June 28 completed an oil well near Artesia, N. M„
acquired as a farm-out from Sinclair Oil & Gas Co. The
Tatter has assigned 1,860 acres of leases in Eddy County, Southestern
New Mexico,
for testing and development to Western Ventures, Inc.,
-a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Western DeVeTopment Co,
;
'
the
per
It
from
of
No.
Lee,
as
the
1
San
Western
is
Andres
set
the
the
end
\Vestern
in
producing
at
at
a
from
exploring
oil
gas
holdings
operating
principal
Sinclair.
Development
in
is being readied
for sand-oil fracture.
of
eight operations to be undertaken '
in Eddy County by Western Ventures, Inc.,
total
year
•
*
>
since May 1954 has been engaged
acquiring .interests
in,
developing
and
other
mineral properties.
The company's
for,
in
New
.Mexico,
but
the
company
also
has
interests in Texas, Colorado, Utatf and Nebraska.—V. 183, p. 2698.
Ry.—Earnings—
By. oper.
Railway
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
fr.
p.
15,653,413
13,003,077
1,675,983
2,726,316
1,386,050
ry.
6,617,186
5,504,563
1,076,191
913,173
4,357,294
3,662,734
oper—
income
oper.
183,
$4,112,366
3.125,711
expenses
$22,270,599 $18,512,645
3061.
Western
Massachusetts
Companies
—
Offers
Common
Stock—The company is offering the holders of its com¬
stock
rights to buy 92,237 shares of additional
common stock
(par $1) on the basis of one new share
for each 12 shares held of record June 21, 1956, at $37 50
mon
An underwriting group headed by The First
Boston Corporation and White, Weld & Co has agreed
per
share.
19,150,326
3,895,188
1,898,527
/.Suplee,
\
.
—V.
no
agreed to Issue and sell and
severally agreed to purchase the
stock set opposite their names:
have
A
common
Co.
Sulzberger
183,
60,000
40,000
30,000
&
He3s
&
Yeatman
Co
&
Inc
Co.,
&
Addition
to
company
Co.—Exchange Offer—
for 68,933
by Youngstown,
in the ratio of one share of Youngstown for three shares of Emsco.
Stockholders of Emsco who wish to accept this offer may do so bysurrendering their Emsco stock certificates, duly endorsed, to Bankers
Trust Co., 46 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y., or to Bank of America
N.T.&S.A.,
219 West 7th St., Los Angeles
14, Calif., together with
the exchange
form provided for that purpose, duly executed, on or
of
before
Aug.
1956.
now
been
stock of Emsco
common
"
"
ters With Securities
Phillips, Wis.—Regis¬
and Exchange Commission—
statement with the
stock, to be offered
for public sale
at $10 per share. No underwriting is involved.
The
shares are to be offered initially for sale to the present shareholders:
and, to the extent not purchased by them, Bhe shares will be reoffered
to the public.
>
It is not expected that more than. 42,500 shares will be sold
im¬
mediately. Net proceeds from the sale of these 42,500 shares, estimated
at $418,000,
are to be used, with the proceeds of $215,000 of bank
borrowings, in connection with the leasing of a plant to be erected
by another company, for the purchase of machinery and equipment in
a
new
synthetic hardboard plant to be erected and operated Oh the
present premises of the company.
Of
the 42,500 shares,
15,000 shares each are to be acquired by
corporation on June 25 filed a registration
SEC covering 74.016 shares of its $5 par common
This
acquired 43% of
more than 73%
1938, and have owned
in
1943,
thereof since
originally
subsidiary
that
and
Youngstown
1952.
the
of Emsco, not now owned
owns 388,853
shares, representing 84.94% of the
outstanding shares of common stock of Emsco.
These shares
owned by Youngstown or a wholly owned subsidiary since
457,786
have
Emsco
8,
Youngstown
\
■
California in 1923, is
engaged principally in designing, manufacturing and marketing oil
field
drilling and oil field production equipment, including drilling
units and drilling equipment, sucker rods, pumping units, power slush
pumps, sub-surface pumps, engines and derricks.
It also manufactures
and markets vertical turbine pumps for use primarily for irrigation
purposes,
and is engaged in fabricating structural and plate steel
products, and in commercial galvanizing on a contract basis.
Emsco
has four principal plants, all of which are owned in fee.
They are located as follows: One in Los Angeles, Calif.; one near
Houston, Tex.; one near Dallas, Tex.; and one in Pasadena, Calif.
0o.,
Manufacturing
Emsco
in
incorporated
Outstanding
Authorized
•First
sinking fund bonds—$175,000,000
3V4%, due June 1, 1976;
mortgage
Series
F,
payable
June
Aug.
1,
$1,250,000
50,000,000
•The
shares—$100
bonds,
G
are
as
amount
the
Co.,
respective
gage,
par
None
250,000 shs.
each
value_
val.
$3,412,863 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
be outstanding at any
dated Dec. 21, 1927, to
limited to $175,000,000.
authorized principal amounts of series F bonds and
all of which have been issued under said first mort-
under
Trust
series
par
shares—without
aggregate
time
Bankers
The
25,000,000
June
due
Stock—
Common
.
50,000,000
25,000,000
payable to banks, 3%
Preferred
■
25,000,000
1982;
from
i.,7
1958
1959-1962
Capital
one
7V. ■
25,000,000
1957
Series
3%%, due Aug. 1,
payable $2,000,000 annually
tNotes
.
from
annually
1,
G,
1,
OFFER
EXCHANGE
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Lovett Grocery Co.
By the end of the year, it
shares to
June 25 offered 22,977 of its common
Manufacturing Co.
in exchange
on
of
the common stock
shares
Ketner,
Wisconsin Wood Products, Inc.,
'
'
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
3,383,663
Chain—
then known as the Winn &
i
20,000
Inc.!
Company,
2698.
p.
8.289,269
.
market units in the Carolinas.
programming,
the net
and, giving
1956,
25.145.275
-
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$4,801,604
revenue
oper.
1956—Month—1955
Jjjl9,277
mostly
E.
operated at a
has
whole,
a
has
company
below
class
of
chares
Hallowell,
had
'added through mergers three chains operating in South Carolina.
The
largest of the three was Dixie-Home Stores, which had 73 stores in
South
Carolina, as well as 39 outlets in North Carolina.—V.
183,
had
'
"$72341.
Western Maryland
Period End. May 31—
of
Woodcock,
have
house,
he disclosed.
In 1955 Winn-Dixie,
Company
and
are
listed
underwriters
1,675,608
700.175
formerly
Glenn
well
a
the
of
farm-out
primarily
the
and
second
the
as
stock was 44 cents per share
the present offering, would be 49 cents per share.
Boenning
owned by Milner, will also keep their identity.
President of Ketner-Milner, will become a VicePresident and Division Manager of Winn-Dixie in North Carolina. John
Milner, Senior Vice-President of the acquired chain, also will remain
with Winn-Dixie in an executive capacity.
.
V
According to Mr. Davis, plans already are underway to open addi¬
tional stores in Concord, Raleigh, Durham and other Piedmont area
cities
in the state.
The K-M warehouses in Salisbury and Raleigh
will continue to be uaed and plans will be made for a larger ware¬
units,
said that
the rate of 52
depth of 1,700
Development,
formation
company
value of its
book
$5,005,567
Milner Stores of the Raleigh area. Excel was a whole¬
sale company owned by Ketner Interests.
Under Winn-Dixie, the eight
Ketner
stores will continue under that name and 16
Piggly Wiggly
well, No. 1 Jackson, has been bottomed at 1,850 feet, casing
been
is
before
on
known
day
President
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
with The
area,
.
Another
has
Scorah,
well,
new
barrels
leet.
E.
thereof
result
a
total
Co.—New Well Completed—
well as the
as
and
which the company hopes to change by improved
acceptance and sponsorship.
As of March 31,
effect to
$380,111,775, an increase of 14.79% over the comparable period
of
1955.
(Sales include those of the Dixie-Home and Eden Stores,
which were acquired last year.)
Ketner-Milner Co. was the outgrowth of a merger two months ago
of Ketoer's Inc. and Excel Grocery Corp., both of the Salisbury, N. C.
114, p. 87.
property
William
of
Sales
This company
on
as
tangible
in the central part of the state, the Ketner-Milner
an
annual sales volume of approximately $20 million.
Winn-Dixie Stores for the 48 weeks ended May 28, this year,
Located
markets
stations
independent
are
viewer
corporation on June 26
markets.
•
television
The
area.
are not affiliated with
television stations with
with the national net¬
works.
The company has in the past, presently floes and expects in
the
future
to
broadcast
national
network television
programs of¬
fered it by said networks.
Nevertheless it is unlikely that the com¬
pany
will secure a primary affiliation agreement with a national
network.
Since
organization of the company, its television business
consummated the purchase of the 24supermarket North Carolina food chain of the recently merged KetnerMilner Co. for
an
undisclosed amount of cash, according to A. D.
Davis, President,
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.
7. ' •" .
The acquisition, approved on June 22 by Ketner-Milner shareholders,
brings
Winn-Dixie Eastern Seaboard operations to a total of
431
has placed privately with
Co. $425,000 of 25-year
Station
station,
television
a
Shares
Build
Stores, Inc.—Purchases
operates
Philadelphia
the
in
stations
This
-To
7
national networks, whereas competitive
substantially greater resources are affiliated
3061.
Winn-Dixie
This
Chemical Co.—Proposed Merger—
West End
income—
oper.
20,731,947
5.055,059
2,689,125
o'lv
any
v
Co., Wellsborough, Pa.—Bonds
Wellsborough Electric
5,052,564
2,936,256
oneratlng
radio
This corporation will build an addition to its new Research Labora¬
tories, it was announced on June 18 by Dr. J. A. Hutcheson, VicePresident—engineering for Westinghouse.
" .y% .77
"-'■•.V/,
The addition, Dr. Hutcheson said, will consist of a four-story wing
on
the present L-shaped building located in Churchill Borough, about
10
miles east of downtown Pittsburgh.
Construction of
the new laboratory
wing will begin immediately
with completion scheduled in late 1957.
The
new
wing, which
will contain about 150,000 square feet of
laboratory and office space, will house the facilities of Westinghouse's
materials
engineering
department, now located at the company's
East Pittsburgh plant.—V. 183, p. 2813.
.
63 cents, in spite of the
fiscal year ending March, 1957.
backlog for appliances Is more than $10,000,000.
The company
estimates that over 30% of all home garbage dis¬
posal systems in use were manufactured by Waste King Corp.
This company's name
had been changed on April 18 from Given
Manufacturing Co.
able
ry.
21,751,928
is a first
■
broadcasting on Channel 12, near Wilmington, Del., and its
subsidiary.
Seaboard Radio Broadcasting Corp. owns
and
operates Radio Stations WIBG-AM and FM,
in Philadelphia.
Seaboard also has a half interest in a wired music service business
stockholders
sales
kept
■
line of garbage
from reaching the anticipated $12,000,000 figure.
Discussing
the future, Mr.
Given said that the firm's contract
manufacturing department has a backlog of over $2,000,000 deliver¬
strike
•
railway—.-.
from
—V.
railway—,
from
Gross
Net
compares with earnings,
for the preceding fiscal year. There are
share of $1.77
186,196 shares outstanding,
common
7
indebtedness of Seaboard,
'7''-7j '/.\
'Ar:'' v^
an
was
1953
$3,927,754
912,096
From Jan. 1—
April.
per
-
amount of $100,000) represents
to a former stockholder in¬
1954.
-
indebtedness
and
owns
company
number
1054
1,353,050
1,609,204 shs.
2,141,671 shs.
repurchase of his stock in
mortgage, securing
its real estate.'
The
the
railway—
from
,
wholly-owned
*^-7: a 3.0
1955
;
V
95,125
WPFH,
loss,
Dabncy &
Tyson
disposer systems, and the final v
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
washer which was introduced in
New Research Laboratories—
creation of supermarket
development of an automatic dish
disposers,
-V 5-®
Adams-—3.0
3.0
& Co
Townsend,
1956
-v
from
Net
spent
Included were acquisition
the
,
91,375
2,500,000 shs.
(in the principal
Seaboard's
of
the
BUSINESS—The company
and
Putnam
$4,440,473
1,176,893
sales
of
■
par
these notes
of
on
237,265
incorporated in Delaware on June 10.
1955.
Since
that time,
Paul F. Harron, through his ownership of
more
than
a
majority of the company's outstanding class B stock
has
been
its
controlling stockholder.
Mr. Harron will continue to
control the Company after the issuance and sale of the shares above
.offered..
■' -7
7;"- '77 "7,1:
Arthur W. Wood Co
Kinsley &
$4,867,568
Gross
31, 1956 have
reported by this corporation. This is an increase of.
of $10,425,712 for the year ended March 31, 1955,
Earnings
before Federal
Income taxes were $327,239
1955 compared with $643,769 In the previous year.
Samuel Given,
President, said that more than $500,000
.
railway—_
Net ry,, oper..Income--
'
been
''
lien
RR. Co.—Earnings—
Western Pacific
>.
Stock
$1,181,800
■
due 1956-62-.
;V7 95,125
yy
decs., due 1960
value $1 per share:
7.500,000 shs.
77
i——_
upon
7,*The
5,416,111
;
12%—
King Corp.—Sales Up
•
unlimited
series
Corp.—32.5
The, First Boston
May—
Waste
.
-
balance
curred
%
$9,818,708
oper.
other
1953
1954
1955
1956
from railway—from railway—
Gross
—
inc.
A
•One
the
may be issued to an unlimited
conditions and subject to the lim¬
with reference to such notes.
tAssumlng that the total number of additional common shares issued
will be 102,237. A lesser number of additional common shares may be
Issued if all the 10 000 additional common shares offered to employees
are ont subscribed and
paid for, are not used to fill subscriptions by
holders of
warrants and are not sold by the company.
More than J
102,237 common shares may be Issued If the number of shares not sub¬
scribed for by holders of warrants and by employees is insufficient to ;<
cover extra subscriptions by holders of
warrants resulting from' treat¬
ing fractional interests as full shares in issuing warrants.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase from the company, In the respective percentages set
forth below, such of the 92,237 additional common shares as are not
subscribed for pursuant to the offering to shareholders:
accelerator is a commercial version of the machine
Stanford University laboratories and is
from Stanford.
Claims to its superiority over other
commonly
used machines are based on its traveling wave design
which uses lower voltage to achieve higher energies.
It is powered
by a vacuum tube which is a modification of the Varian V-87 klystron,
varian
presently is filling a $4,000,000 government order for the
V-87, one of the largest production contracts for microwave vacuum
tubes ever placed on the Pacific Coast.—V. 183, p. 1798.
May-
-
stock,
?
91,375
Class B
$1,209,081 shs.
$1,181,800
237,265
_
note,
mortgage
Class
conditions and subject to the limi¬
with reference to such bonds and
.7
'•
of
notes
tAdditional
.
in
' ' ' ■*
note, due 1956-61
subordinated
Common
1,000,000
to an
issued
be
may
$5%
5%
aggregate principal amount on the
itations contained In the indenture
license
under
series
aggregate principal amount on the
tations contained in the indenture
Varian
The
developed
r
J.
radiography.
industrial
Pa.
Philadelphia,
Co.,
Broadcasting
instalment notes, due 1956-58
•5%
15.000,000
—
other
of
bonds
•Additional
a
or
'
.....
4%. instalment
V'
Outstanding
«
ized)
increase
in metal;
and
for
pharmaceutical
products.
New
uses are constantly
being sought and spcetacular
possibilities are predicted for both commercial and military applications.
Experiments are now being conducted-utilizing the linear accelerator
possible wea$»n against deep seated cancer by focusing its beam
directly to bombard cancerous tissue or firing it at a gold target. The
atomic rays hitting the gold, produce X-rays which have far greater
penetrating power than the X-rays normally used in medical therapy
temperatures and stress; treatment of crude oil to
high octane gas; as a tool for detecting flaws
cold sterilization of
foods, beverages and
yield of
as
sale.
WPFH
Massachusetts Electric
1, 1973____——$11,000,000
Massachusetts Electric
1, 1984
6,000,000
Massachusetts Companies,
2.8%, due Sept. 1, 1969—
—
Notes payable to banks, Western Massachusetts Electric
Co., due on demand
;—,
Common shares ($1 par value, 1,500,000 shares author-"
to extreme
the
public
to require
Itself does no public utility
capacity, without compensation, to
Western
notes,
tSecured
-
•
Columbia
payment of its fee of $50,000 for engineering service in connection with
the hardboard plant.
The balance of the shares will be offered for
Western
Co., series A, 2.95%, due Oct.
•First mortgage bonds, Western
Co., series B, 3V*%, due Oct.
electrons through a straight vacuum tube to
nearly the speed of light.
The powerful beam thus produced can
used as a valuable new tool with many chemical research applications,
r
industrial applications of the linear accelerator which have proved
■
will be issued
C., in partial
One thousand five hundred shares
Engineering Company, of Vancouver, B.
generally.
public
to
company
advisory
an
mortgage bonds,
•First
industrial
of high energy electrons and
be used
it will
where
in
\
accele¬
for
and by E. A. Leonard
and
Chicago
Offered—Boenning & Co. and associates on June 18
business but
the Electric
publicly offered 150,000 shares of class A common stock
company,
lends it money and supplies it with capital by the pur¬
chase of its securities.
Substantially all of its income is derived from $ (par $1) at $1.87% per share. This offering was quickly
oversubscribed. In addition, there are being offered for
dividends from this subsidiary, which generates, transmits, and dis¬
tributes electricity
in an area of about 1,450 square miles in the
sale at the over-the-counter market price ($1.87V2-$2.00)
western
part of Massachusetts with a population of approximately
125,000 shares of class B common stock (par $1) by Paul
378,000.
The Electric company serves' Springfield, Pittsfield, Green¬
F. Harron, President and controlling stockholder of the
field and 52 other communities.
WPFH company, for his own account, directly to the
EARNINGS—For the 12 months ended March 31, 1956, consolidated
operating revenues of Western Massachusetts Companies and its sub¬
public, without underwriting.
sidiaries amounted to $24,691,743 and net income to $3,534,269,
or
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of the class A stock
$3.19
per
common
share,
compared with operating revenues of
are to be
used to reduce bank Joans and for working capital.
$24,054,499 and net income of $3,420,476, or $3.09 per common share,
:
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
for 1955.
■
v:',.vA :■:
,1'
V\ ; /.
;
■/.;; ; ' V.
Outstanding
Authorized
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
BUSINESS—The
acts
have emerged from the research
business for this corporation with the
•ale of their first commercial model to an undisclosed client.
In
confirming the report, H. Myrl Stearns, General Manager, said
active negotiations also
were underway for other linear accelerator
sales
and that production of this revolutionary instrument, capable
of
shooting
several million volts of radiation at a given target,
promises to
be a large segment of Varian future business.
It is
estimated that unit sales price of these machines will range from
•
:j
to be applied by It against payment of short-terra
incurred for interim financing of construction and for
purposes.
Such construction program is expected to
cost
linear accelerators
smashing
Atom
laboratories into the
corporate
other
common
plans to issue
company
bank borrowings
principal
President and one of the
and to members of his family
bis associates, while 11,000 shares are to be sold to
present stockholders of the company, other than Gustafson and his
family, and other persons resident in and around Phillips, and to the
of
company
subsidiary,
cipal
of
and
shares
by the
the
of
proceeds from the sale of these additional com10,000 shares being offered to employees will be
to Western Massachusetts Electric Co., Its prin¬
PROCEEDS—Net
mon
lent
Okla.—
Norman,
Co.,
Insurance
Financing Planned—
Life
University
of the
stockholders
Gustafson,
company,
Harry
shares
not
Stock Subscriptions — Of the
251,389 shares of common stock recently offered to com¬
mon stockholders at $21
per share, 57,206 shares were
subscribed for and the remaining 194,183 shares were
taken up and sold by the underwriters, headed by Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., at the same price.—V. 183, p, 2812/
Utilities, Inc.
United
of bonds
trustee,
that
may
first mortgage
company's
is
amended,
as
'
'
stated above.
dated May 27, 1955, with five banks
before June 1, 1957 may
by notes maturing June 1,
1962-1964, at an interest rate (not to exceed 3Y4% and not less than
3%
per
annum) y8% above the prime commercial loan rate on the
under Credit Agreement,
tissued
provides that the company on or
borrow an additional $25,000,000, evidenced
which
borrowing.
of
date
daily
average
the
terms
of
The
unused
the
stand-by
portion
Credit
fee
the
of
is
Y»%
mortgage
and notes for moneys borrowed under
of
not
the
the
event
gate
$At
$175,000,000
exceed
holders
75%
of
none
are
commitments
April
standing
30,
options
of
on
the
Under
the
(including bonds issued under the first
for borrowed
may
annum
commitment.
aggregate indebtedness of
company
money
per
additional
Agreement the
at
these
outstanding;
any
one
notes
at
the Credit Agreement)
time,
without the consent
the time outstanding,
of banks having
75%
of
or
in
the aggre¬
thereunder.
1956,
111,320
granted
Option Incentive Plan.—V.
common
under
the
183, p. 2813.
shares
were
company's
covered
by
Restricted
out¬
Stock
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The Commercial and Financial
54
(54)
1956
Chronicle... Monday, July 2,
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DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
Calif.
Offering—Fred J. Moore,
Humboldt
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Bond
\
Bond
Pullian,
'£.
OlTeting—C.
will receive sealed
p.m. (MST) on July
purchase of $30,000 fire
equipment bonds. Dated July 1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
1962 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Clerk,
City
bids until 8
9 for the
terest
payable at the City
(J-J)
Legality
office.
Treasurer's
ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Yuma
No.
tal
improvement bonds
— v.
183, p. 2699
June 25
payable
(F-A)
at
Legality
Corp., and Kenneth Ellis
& Co., as 3%s.
The bonds bear
additional interest of 1% for 14
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-*
Angeles
County, Calif.
$144,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
Co.,
3Y2S, at a
of San Francisco, as
price of 101.30, a basis
3.32%.
of about
months.
Hinkley Union
3A
Offering
Jack
G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PDST) on July
3
for the
purchase of $600,000
flood control bonds. Dated July
—
on July 15 from
inclusive. Principal
'15, 1956. Due
1986
to
1957
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
K
School
Bloomfield
Los
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Treasurer's office.
Bonsall Union School Di***ict,
San
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 26—v. 183,
p. 2947—were awarded to J. B.
Hanauer & Co., of Beverly Hills,
at a price of 100.01, a net interest
cost of about 4.14%, as fbllows:
$30,000 4y4s.
1957 to
10,000
4s.
1972
Due
1976
Brentwood
on
Aug.
about 3.91%.
til
10
*
from
Bond
County
-
Legality
until
(Calif.
p.m.
on
July 10 for the purchase
interest (F-A)
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
&
Angeles County, Calif.
Ostly?
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
until
for
his
9
office
in
Los
Angeles
Due
bonds.
on
(F-A)
Dated
Aug.
1,
1956.
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
and
interest
the
County
Orrick
School District,
Humbolt
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Fred J.
Francisco.
District,
183, p,
awarded to Blyth &
—
Witter & Co., of San
3%s, at
a
to
price of 100.46,
of about 3.68%.
Dean
Francisco,
....
a
_
los
I
Due
Aug.
on
Due
Due
2.85s.
Aug.
on
Other
of
members
the
tura until
1956.
15,
syndi¬
1957 <to
1
from
at
of
any
YOrk
New
of
Los
v.
ap¬
&
at
10
his
office in
(Calif.
for
the
building
on
Dated
from
July
sealed
—
July 1 from 1957 to
Principal and in¬
the
San
—
Bank
&
$ 25,000 5s.
to
The
National
July
1
Due
on
1961
on
are
1956. Princinal and
of
San
[Caldwell, Idaho
Bond
Orieung
M.
until
bids
of
000
;
Bank
Trust
&
Co.,
or
and
water
revenue
sewer
July 1 from 1959 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Caldwell.
Legality
>;7:7..;7
approved
by
1,
interest (J-J)
'
Illinois
Chicago Heights, III.
Bond Saie—The $325,000
cago,
Kindred & Co., of Chi¬
at a price of par, a net in¬
3.11%, as fol¬
lows:
$55,000
3s.
Due
to
1960
to
on Dec. 1
inclusive.
from
Due on Dec. 1 from
1975
inclusive.
Cas'le County, Claymont
Bond
bonds
sani¬
tary sewer bonds offered June 25
—v.
183, p. 2815—were awarded
270,000 3VsS.
Special Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Claymont), Del.
2947—were
Boston
Christian
183, p.
awa'rded to the
First
Corp., New York City, as
a
price of 100.60, a basis
No.
Bond
Smyrna, Del.
public
(P. O. Edinburg), III.
Offering—Ernest L. Min-
4
cation.
until
will
7:30
receive
sealed
(CST)
purchase
on
of
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
sbll & Meeds, both of
to the District and the
as 3s, at a price
basis of -about 2.94 %r
of 100.39,
bids
July 11
$350,000
schoolhouse site and building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
the
p.m.
improvement bonds offered June
26—v
183, p. 3063—were award¬
ed to Laird & Co., and Laird, Bis-
Wilmington,
of Edu¬
nis. Secretary of Board
for
of about 2.81%.
Sale—The $200,000
and Sangamon Counties
Community Unit School District
Sale—The $684,000 school
offered June 27—v.
Bond
r
Harten-
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
1957
27/ss, at
from
July
Francisco.■ ■
Ada
City .* Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
noon
DELAWARE
July 1 from
dated
—
will - receive
(MST) on
July 9 for the purchase of $750,bower,
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
1975 inclusive.
bonds
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
able at the First National Bank of
Jav
inclusive.
118,000 3V4S. Due
1962 to
to
Association,
follows:
as
Bank, Boise.
terest cost of about
$143,-
sold
was
America
Savings
Francisco,
1957
An issue of
Conti¬
the
at
Legal¬
approved by iDawson, Nagel,
1961
bonds
of
State
to Barcus,
New
building
Principal and inter¬
payable
at=the Hartford Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Hartford.
Hartford,
a
syndi¬
to
July^ 10 for the pur¬
$1,600,000 sewer bonds.
(J-J) payable at the County
Bond Sale
(J-J)
26—
June
Oct. 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1
1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
jointly,
the
$1,579,000
on
of
cliffe,
of
offered
Off eT ing
Connecticut
Salsipuedes Union Elementary Sch.
Dist., Santa Cruz County, Calif.
.
est
ity
Conn.
Treasurer's office.
000
QbM^tfon tofl^bonds.
years.
nental
inclusive.
1966
terest
the
for
i Dated July 1± 1956. Due serially
in 20
cipal and interest payable at the
$125,000
July
1,
.
on
9
Shafto, Inc., as 2.80s, at a price
basis of about 2.79%.
(DST)
Dist.,
Fresno, until
DST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
1956. Due
a
bids until 8 p.m.
bothJ
2%s,
basis of
as
183, p. 3063-=Were awarded
chase
Sch.
King Counties, Calif.
Offering — J. L Brown,
a.m.
Corp.,
will
receive
sealed
(MST) on July
purchase of $150,000
Education,
group
cejve
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Martinson, Clerk of the Board ot
Mill
Etlinger, City Manager, will re- Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
and
Fresno
(P. O. Kuna), Idaho
Of f ering —^ Clifford
—
bonds
Bond
Taylor &
to
Union
Joint
100.05,
No. 3
School District
A
Joint
Counties
Canyon
Bond
Norwich, Conn.
Co., of Beverly Hills.
Riverdale
of
and
Class
of 100.05, a
^9K°'°00i^-fter
25—v. 183, p.
awarded
3062—were
-7
j
composed of White, Weld
& Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; First of Michigan Corp.;
Andrews & Wells, Inc., and Lyons
a
Water District
(P. O. Box 656, Lakeside), Calif.
offered June
-1 '/
.
$350,000
Sale —The
San Diego
Rio
.
East Haven,
Myers,
&
price
a
Bond
fiscal
City. Legality
<
City, jointly,
about 2.74%.
inclusive.
by O'Melveny
Angeles.
'
Securities
of New York
agencies in Los Angeles, Chicago
proved
IDAHO
Ada
Conn.
Sale—The
Bond
Thomas,
the; City's
J'*
-
National
Florida
of 100.37.
Ridge Area School bonds offered
June 27 — v. 183, p. 2947 — were
awarded to Estanrook & Co., and
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office,
or
oh Aug. 15 from
inclusive. Principal
Danbury,
American
1976
to
the
to
Bank, of Jacksonville, at a price
CONNECTICUT
p.m.
1957
Due
1963
^
will
Clerk,
—
awarded
J
Pomona, Calif.
bids until 2
(Calif. DST) on
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
& Co.
B.
a.m.
31/2%
and interest
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce.
Fenner
&
Beane;
William
R.
Staats & Co.; Schwabacher & Co.;
Lawson, Levy & Williams; H. E.
Work & Co.; Irving Lundborg &
Co.;
Stone
& Youngberg* rHill
Richards & Co., and C. N. White
City
11
p.
—
office in Ven¬
his
.
ter &
Offering—L.
at
July 17 for the purchase of $65,000
building bonds. Dated Aug.
1
cate: Blyth & Co.. R. H. Moulton
& Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Dean Wit¬
Bond
bids
sealed
183,
Taylor County (P. O. Perry), Fla.
Certificate Sale
The $175,000
jail
certificates
offered
June 22
v. 183, p. 2815 — were
Clerk, will receive
County
well,
5
1
Aug.
on
Bond
1
made to John Nuveen
Associates.—V.
and
3063.
County, Calif.
Offering—u.
E.
Hallo-
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
members
re-
til©
previously reported that an
Co.
Ventura
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
Other
IOI
award was
Somis Elementary School District,
of about 2.41%.
basis
bids
Sold—All
Not
Bonds
CClVCCl
■
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as 2Vzs, at a
price of 100.89, a basis
as
Sarasota, Fla.
i...
xi
j.
postponed until July 17.
-has been
Angeles,
j
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
Trust
Co., Inc., and William R. Staats
Pasadena City High School District,
& Co., jointly, as 2^s, at a price
Los Angeles County, Calif.
of 100.15, a basis of about 2.48%.
Bond Sale
The $3,200,000
Centralia School District, Orange
building bonds offered June 26—
County, Calif.
v.
183, p. 2814—were awarded to
Bond Sale—The $15,000 school a
syndicate headed by the Bank
bonds offered June 26—v.
183, p. of America National Trust & Sav¬
awarded
on
was
2.86%,
'
from 1965 to 1971 inclusive.
"500,000
10:30
Moore,
Jr., County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Eureka,
until 2 p.m. (Calif. DST) on July
9
for
the
purchase of
$85,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to
1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬
of
(PDST)
a.m.
tv
1960 inclusive.
2%s.
Bond
2815
were
✓-r
Due on Aug. 1 from
2i/2s.
700,000
Treasurer's office.
bonds offered June 25—v.
—
about
•
a.m.
terest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
3062
uled for June 26—v. 183, p. 2947
11
for the
Tntcf
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive.
.•••>
(PDST) on July 17
the purchase of $30,000 build¬
ing
un¬
Monterey County, Calif.
Sale—The $338,000 school
were
'
1957 to
or
Old River School District, Los
Bond
—
cost of
follows:
$400,000 5s.
receive
will
8
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
foregoing supplements the
School
July 10
until
school
^
Unified
Pompano Beach, Fla.
Offering Postponed—The offer-
ing of $500,000 water system revenue certificates originally sched-
sive. Principal and
bids
issue
ap¬
Park, Calif.
—
Margaret A.
Clerk,
chell, of New York City.
Wallace,
Bond
at
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. Note
Carmel
City
Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
City.
Coiinty Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana
receive sealed
(Calif. DST) on
of
$220,000' library
and
park July 24 for the purehase of $300,bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due 000
park and recreation bonds.
on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1979 inclu¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug.
DST)
1, 1956. Due on
1957 to 19f6 inclu¬
published in our
June 25—v. 183, p. 3062.
AT of inn ol
A
Offering
bids
sealed
School
report
P
interest
net
as
on
of
the
at
office.
Menlo
Becker,
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
—The
payable
"
bonds. Dated Aug.
1
(PDST)
purchase
cisco.
a.m. (PDST) on July 3 for
purchase of $110,0001 building
Aug.
a.m.
the
for
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
from
in Martinez
r\
office, or at the, Chase
Bank, of New York
Manhattan
purchase of $55,000 buildschool
building
bonds
offered' jng bonds. Dated July 15, 1956.
June 26 —v. 183, p. 3062— were Due 0n July 15 from 1957 to 1967
awarded to a syndicate headed by inclusive.
Principal and interest
Diego
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
11
the
sealed
July
$168,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1956.
Due on Aug. 15 from 1957 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
10:30
until
Treasurer's
well,
County, Calif.
Offering—L. B.
(J-J) payable at the City
interest
Savanna School District, Orange
Pittsburg Unified School District
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Bond
Sale — The
$2,000,000
James,
R. B.
—
County Clerk, will receive
bids at his office in San
District,
Contra Costa County, 'Calif.
Bond Offering—W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office
Offering
Bond
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1958
1976 inclusive. Principal and
(F-A)
Francisco.
Co.
400,000
Bond Offering—Harold J.
1
& Co., Shuman, Agnew
Hill Richards & Co., Lawson, Levy &
Williams, Stone &
Webster Securities Corp., Kalman
& Co., Irving Lundborg & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Redfield & Co., and C. N. White &
'
Valley School Dist.,
San Diego County, Calif.
inclusive.
Union
of San Francisco, as
price of 100.16, a basis of
La Mesa-Spring
Aug. 1 from
on
183, p.
Wit¬
Co.,
4s, at a
1971 inclusive.
Due
to
&
ter
Treasurer's
Offering^—Harold tJ. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
"until 9 a.m. (PDST) on July 17
Jor the purchase of $18,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1974
inclusive. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the County
E.
Earle
to
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington ,{& Sutcliffe, of San
& Co.,
Hnnlr
3062—were awarded to Dean
(F-A)
Bond
—
Calif.
offered June 25—v.
bonds
15 from 1957
Principal and
Aug.
on
inclusive.
interest
Work
E.
Due
1981
to
_
J
Oiitrmg
building
Sale—The $6,000
Bond
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
Bond
School District,
San Bernardino County,
CALIFORNIA
Alameda County Flood Control and
Water Conservation District, Zone
Certificate
-.set
1956.
Co., Schwabacher &
Hutton &
F.
ap¬
Trust
were
K. B. James,
—
n
o
& Co., E.
Harriman
County Co.,: Ginther, Johnston & Co., H.
the
-
office.
Treasurer's
hospi¬
offered
—
Offering
County Clerk, will receive sealed
,
Gallatin School Diet., Lob
composed of
group
_i
*
•
Bros.
Brown
on
Bender
a
1
,
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1975
inclusive. Principal and interest
Due
ing bonds offered June 26—v. 183,
p.
2814—were awarded to the
Bank of America National Bank &
to
Bond
Smith, Barney & Co., C. J. Devine
& Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Weeden & Co., Dean
Jacksonville? Fla.
Jones, Secretary of City Commis¬
bids at his office in San Diego sion, will receive sealed bids until
sealed bids at his office in Eureka,
Witter & Co., Kidder, Peabody & until 10:30 a.m. (PDST) on July noon (EST) on July 24 for trie
until 2 p.m. (Calif,. DST) on July
of $14,000,000 electric
9
for
the purchase of $141,000 Co., Philadelphia National Bank,110 for the purchase of A$460,000 purchase
r4.
1 K
Laidlaw
&
Co., building bdnds. Dated Aug. 15, revenue certificates. Dated July
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Philadelphia,
receive
will
Clerk,
County
Jr.,
Henry Dahlberg & Co., Wachob-
awarded
.
FLORIDA
Harris San Dieguito Union High Sch. Dist.,
San Diego County, Calif.
Chicago,
Corp.,
Bank,
Savings
&
Trust
cisco.
County Hospital District
I (P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
Sale—The $750,000
Bond
County,
Boston
First
cate:
Fortuna Union School District,
ARIZONA
in
at
the
a
bank
State
cr
trust
mutually
company
agreeable
purchaser.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
s " - *
l
Volume 184
Number 5547
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(55)
Cook County School District No.
Shelby and Moultrie Counties Com¬
92% (P. O. Westchester), lll.x
munity Unit School District No. I
(P. O. Windsor), III.
Bond. Sale—The $4uu,0u0 build¬
Bond
Sale—The $452,000 school
building bonds offered June 20—
183, p. 2948—were awarded to
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., of Chicago,
at a price of 100.04, a net interest
of
about
3.16%,
$337,000 3V4S.
Due
the
as
1958
3s.
Jan.
on
from
1
to
1963
80,000 2%s;
>•
Due
Due
1964 to
\
'
j
,
Authority (P. O. Rockford,)
~
*,Illinois
?//
Due
Bond
sioners,
will
2
until
Board
of
receive
Bond
•
bids
Collins &
nois
National
and
the
clusive.
3%s.Z* Due
1
April
1
615,000
3%s.
J
Due
April 1
from 1972 to 1990 inclusive. '
300,000 3%s.
Due
on
April 1
on
Note
from 1991 to
-y,
Vermilion
&
1996
inclusive.
County, Danville
'
•
bids
until
10:30 a.m.
(DST) on
July 10 for the purchase of $300,-
H.
re¬
000
public school bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
until
1957
<
:
&
,
bonds."
Yost &
1969 to 1975 inclusive.
v
J
;
County School District
^ No. 61 (P^ O. Decatur),' III.
'
$1,000,000 school
.building bonds offered June
27—
v.
183, p. 3063—were awarded to
the; Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
(J-D) payable at a bank
or trust
company in the State mu¬
tually agreeable to the District
purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Weeks, both of
Chicago, jointly, as follows: <
r
Cooney, of
Agawam, Mass.
June 27—v. 183, p. 3064
Counties
Halsey, Stuart
Co.
Inc., and George P. Fogg & Co.,
jointly, as 2.60s, at a price of
100.20, a basis of about 2.57%.
—
Weil, Roth & Irv¬
ing Co., of Cincinnati.
Beverly, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 bonds
offered June 26 were awarded to
\
Whitley County (P. O. Williams.burg), Ky.
Bond Offering — u;. G.
Hickey,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
*
,
,-
Sale —The
bids until 10
a.m.
(EST)
on
the
building
July
bonds.
revenue
15,. 1956.
Due
July 2
from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
cipal
interest
and
(J-J)
15
1957 to
Prin¬
1 from
Williamsburg. Le¬
gality approved by Skaggs, Hays
& Fahey, of Louisville.
;
Sch. Dist. No. 303
1957 to 1969 inclusive.
(P. O.
Erie), III.
Bonds Not Sold — Bids for the
on Dec. 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
"*> $390,000 ; building bonds , offered
445,000 2.40s. Due on Dec. 1, 1974 June 28—v. 183, p. 3063—were re¬
160,000 2.30s. Due
*
;;and 1975.
.
County Community Unit Sch.
Bond Sale—The $947,000 bonds Dist. No. 210-U (P. O. Crete), III.
Bond Sale—The $514,000 school
offered June 25—v. 183, p. 3063—
house site and building bonds of¬
were
awarded to a group com¬
posed of M. B. Vick & Co., Barcus,
Kindred
&
fered
June
22—v.
awarded
were
Co.; LaForge & Wyandt; Nongard & Co.; Municipal
Bond
Wilt
Channer Securities
price of 100.06, a net
Corp.; at a
interest cost
follows:.,
of
t
s
/
3.16%,
as
;''•/
;
$600,000
about
r e e t
improvement
*
-
.>//bonds; ry $435,000
Jan.
1
from
elusive;'
due
1958
and
to
1972
$125,000
Jan.
on
3 V&s,r. due
1
from
in--
3V4S,
1973
1958
to
Jan. 1 from
on
1972
*
inclusive;
$60,0C0 3%s, due
Jan.
on
and
1 from
*
-1973 to 1976 inclusive.
63,000
sanitary
3Vbs.1
1958
57,000
-
•
3y8s.
~
on
from
bonds
Jan.
on
1
Jan.
1
from
as
County Community High Sch.
;;
,
:
i
*
1958
to
*
1962
v
inclusive.
20,000 street
3%s. Due
/
to
Park
lighting
183,
2948
p.
Dougal
cago.
&
as
1966 inclusive.
Condon, Inc.,
:
.
National
sold to
Bank,
of
Bond Sale
1957
325,000
from
Dated
to
1962
3.10s.
1963
Aug.
■J; Bond Offering — Harry R. Mur¬
phy, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
3%s, at
$400,000
the
First
Chicago,
as
Aug. 1 from
on
Aug.
6 p.m.
1956.
i
v
a
Harry J.
Chicago, as
price of 100.67, a basis
J-J.
Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis. :
T
charis,
Offering
City
on
bids
July
until
16
of
$1,200,000
;
revenue
21—v.
bonds
183,
to
of¬
a
&
Co.,
Rodman
a.m.
the
for
10
pur¬
on
Jan. 1
1958 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
Interest
F-A.
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
&
Cutler, cf Chicago.
and interest (J-J) payable
a-place mutually satisfactory
the purchaser and the
District,
the' Gary
National Bank,
Gary. Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago....
man
Greene
cost
of
about
follows:,
5,000 emergency notes.
The
notes
$200,000 4%s. Due
1958 to
1967
1968 to
1983
320,000 4s.
&
1984 to
4
Dec. 1 from
on
Dec./T
on
from
1989 inclusive.
and 1991.
Dec; 1, 1990
on
'
;
•
Vigo County (P. O. Terre Haute),
Indiana
Offering
County
sealed
July
on
of
Everett
Auditor,
bids
$50,000
for
,
will
until
2
10
the
building
J.
(P. O.
Box 210, South
Bond
Offering
Trustee
until
R.
—
Sealed
by the Township
1:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
July 10 for the purchase of $76,000 bonds, as follows:
$55,000
School
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1969 incl.
Due
jointly,
;
'
3,
St.
j
No.
1
Bonds
ceived
awarded
to
of
{
Not
awarded
were
Gloucester
2.10s, at
a
Na«*
price of
Lexington, Mass.
,
V
Bond Sale—The $255,000 water,
street ana
sewer
bonds
offered
June
a
awarded
were
price of 100.26,
to
Coffin
basis of about
a
2.25%..
$110,000 water bonds. Due
1 from
45,000
sewer
1 from
Dated
and
(P. O. Abbeville), La.
Jply
on
1957 tol 971 inclusive.
100,000 street bonds. Due on July
t from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Sold—All bids re¬
$4,500,000 school
June 21—v. 183, p.
bonds.? Due
July
on
1957 to 1971 inclusive.
July 1, 1956. - Principal
payable at the Mer¬
interest
chants National
Marcus A.
—
26
& Burr, Inc., of Boston, as 2.30s; at
the
Offering
the
tional Bank, as
...i
Bond
$115,000 equip¬
offered June 26
to
The sale consisted of:
Vermilion Parish Road District
No. 3
Gloucester, Mass.
ment bonds
2466—were rejected.
j
were
Bond Sale—The
(P. O. Opelousas), La.
for
19
Cape Ann National Bank
Gloucester, at 1.97% discount.
Orleans, jointly.
Landry Parish Consolidated Sch.
Dist.
$450,000 Tuber¬
Hospital maintenance notes
offered June
;
Pineville, La.
,
of New
Broussard, Secretary of the Parish
Police Jury, will receive sealed
1976
Fayette, Iowa
Bond Sale
—
The
$72,000 sewer
plant bonds of¬
treatment
fered
June
Shaw,
22
were
awarded
to
McDermott &
Co., of Des
price of 100.07, a net
of about
2.95%, as
a
cost
1957
to
Due
1970
28,000 2%s.
1971
to
on
Dec.
1985
are
1 from
inclusive.
Due,on Dec.
bonds
Interest A-O. Le¬
Bank, of Boston.
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,1 Palmer & Dodge/ of
Legality
'
Boston.,
1
1i
from
at
the
Town
Treasurer's
Note
Sale—The
ason,
Town
sealed
Clerk,
bids until
on-July
24
for
will
Mag-
receive
8:30 p.m.
the
public
bonds,
(CST)
purchase of
follows:
as
improvement
$800,000
notes
offered June 26—v. 183, p. 3064—
were
awarded
to
the
Security
Trust Co., of
count.
We8tLake,La.
Bond Offering—Mrs. T. S.
■
Bond
Lynn/ at 1.94%? dis¬
:
Sale
—
The $200,000 ma¬
cadam pavement and
public
ment
183,
works
bonds
p.
•
Maiden, Mass.
sidewalk and
department
offered
3064—were'
equip¬
June
28—v.
awarded
to
Coffin & Burr, Inc.,
2.20s, at
of
about
a
of Boston, as
price of 100.02, a basis
2.19%.
30,000 series B bonds.
inclusive.
dated
Lynn, Mass.
^
$70,000 series A bonds.
1
July 2,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
office.
inclusive.
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
$100,000
$44,000 314s.
1956.
July
Nov. 2, 1956.
as
Bond Sale—The $394,000 public
bonds.
IOWA
The
dated
Note Sale—The
14
«...
improvement bonds offered June
27—v. 183, p. 2948—were awarded
to the Rapides Bank & Trust
Co.,
Alexandria, and Scharff & Jones,
pur¬
lows:
bids
Co.,
Legality approved by bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on July 17
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of for the purchase of $32,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1.
Indianapolis.
1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
and
s
on
J-J.
interest
Bend)-; Tnd.
&
3V4S.
re¬
a.m.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
July 1
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.' In¬
terest
and
bonds offered
—
$216,940.39
'
Dec. 1 from
v
The
—
/Leary
3V2S
,
on
125,000 3%s. Due
row,
as
inclusive.
Due
Sale
paving bonds offered June
20—v. 183, p. 2948—were awarded
to Scharf & Jones,
Inc., and Bar¬
,
inclusive.
555,000 3%s. Due
Acres,
are
1956 and mature
Essex County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
street
&
t
3.94%,
;
Moines, at
Township
Bond
Co,, and Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
at a price of
100.003, a net in¬
Bond
re¬
a.m.
$250,000 tax anticipation notes.
Jefferson Parish (P. O. Gretna),
Louisiana
2587—
p.
group com¬
Nuveen
&
Co.,
John
McCormick
■
10
the
awarded
terest
Kil-
will
until
(DST)\on July 3 for the purchase
of $255,000 notes, as follows:
;
2815—were awarded to Scharff &
were
chase
—
July 1,J 1956. Due
at
on
bids
W.
Treasurer,
sealed
Jones, of New Orleans.
The
—
June
(CDST)
George ChaController, will re¬
sealed
(DST)
from
roy,' County
culosis
fered
posed
Principal
Offering—Ernest
ceive
Winnsboro), La. '
/ Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
bonds offered June 22—v. 183, p.
works
sewage
1956.
Massachusetts
r'No. 6 (P. O.
'
1,
County (P. O. Taunton),
Note
Sale
Bond
ceive
v
Gary Sanitary District, Ind.'
Bond
Dated
Bristol
purchase of $2,700,000
bonds.
Dated
Franklin Parish School District
Interest
July
'
July
on
1961 inclusive.
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
.
revenue
July 1 from
1959 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at a
bank to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality
approved
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
Orleans.
//;./ '
;,v:;■
proved
The $90,000 water
bonds offered June
will be received
1
to>1976 inclusive.
1,
-
of about 3.82%.
ceive
the
July 1, 1956.; Due
purchase
—
revenue
a
or-
inclusive.
Due
Ind.
group composed of
Wilson & Company, of
'
on
yyy^yyy;
20—v. 183, p. 2815—were awarded
to
to
follows:
$75,000 3.20s. Due
Galveston,
.
,
works
for
utilities
cipal
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
.
,
of Chi¬
y'• '
"
'
at
Ridge Park Di«*-ict (P. O.
Chicago), III.
park bonds
awarded to Mc-
were
chase of $4,089,000 sanitary bonds.
bonds
Jan. 1 from 1963
on
/
.
,
as
3y8s.
&
Lenox), III. n.p'r
Bond Sale—The $159,000 fund¬
ing, bonds offered June 21-r-v.
from
1969 inclusive.
22,000 fire station bonds
Due
1
as
inclusive.
works
Due
1958 to
»Jan.
on
1970
public
bonds
sewer
Due
to
Lafayette School City, Ind.
Renshaw, / Stranahan,;; Harris
INDIANA
$125,000 3y8s, due
-
Laforge
District No. 210 (P„0. New
i.
to
185,000 municipal building bonds;
2815—
p.
{,
5^1976 inclusive.
-
183,
to
Wyandt.
'Corp.;
;
Jo Ann Russo.
—
Dated
Portland, Ind.
Will
Northbrook, III.
\r; /
Offering
inclusive.
1957 to
interest payable at the First
National Bank, of Boston.. Legal¬
ity approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
July
26
sive.
Abbeville, La.
Trust
and
LOUISIANA
\
Bond
Hughes & Co., .as 2*4s, ,at a price
of 100.43, a basis of. about
2.23%.
\VV-„■, ■■•v-.. v''; jected.
r
f
1961
50,000 water bonds. Due
payable
at the Bank of
,
Safe Deposit &
$70,000 fire department equipment
bonds. Due on July 1 from
Dated
Jan.
on
Boston
Co., of Boston, as 2.10s, at a price
100.23, a basis of about 2.01%.
V The sale consisted of:
of
for the purchase of
$175,000 school
(CST) on Aug. 2 for
of $590,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1956.
Due
semi-annually from
July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1 1961 inclu¬
Community High
were
—
awarded to
awarded to the
awarded to a
group com¬
posed of thee American- Fletcher
National Bank & Trust
the
Whiteside and Rock Island
y
at the
Bond Sale—The $485,000 school
project and school bonds offered
Bond Sale—The $185,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
June 26
v. 183, p. 3063 — were
were
until
■
Dec. 1 from
on
the
and
and Hornblower &
$395,000 21/2S. Due
Principal and
interest
Macon
Bond Sale—The
1975 inclusive.'n
Principal
Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
;
r
-
to
inclusive.
(F-A) payable
MASSACHUSETTS
,
».
1976
County Treasurer's off ice. Legal¬
ity approved by Niles, Barton,
Greenup County (P. O. Greenup),
Kentucky
-
/
to
and interest
•
KENTUCKY
4
*
bonds.
revenue
Des Moines.
Trust Co.,
Co., Indi¬
V
Sanitary D:**rict 'P. O.
: V'u ana
National Bank, and the Mer¬
Company,* both
Danville), III.
of Chicago, jointly, at a price of
chants National Bank & Trust
Co.,
100.007, a net interest : cost of y Bond Offering — Kenneth R. all of Indianapolis, at 2% interest.
Jones, Clerk of Board of Trustees,
about 2.65%, as follows: >;/
will receive sealed bids c/o Leo
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
$60,000 -|S/4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
Bond Sale—The
W.f Burk, 414, Daniel Building,
$700,000 build¬
1957 to 1959 inclusive.".
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 183,
'.Danville, until 9 a.m. (CDST) on
-185,000 2V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
July 20 for the- purchase of $1,V p. 2700—were awarded to a group
; ;1960 to .1968 inclusive.
r
485,000 sewer bonds/ Dated July composed of Drexel & Co., Glore,
140,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1,' 1956.«Due on Deer. 1 from 1957 Forgan & Co., and Raffensperger,
Illinois
bids
H.
will
,1.
„
$690,000 notes
offered June 26—v.
T83, p. 2948—
,
,
'
v
oral
and
Carpenter, Ahlers
2-3/8s, at a
basis of about
Indianapolis, Ind.
*
?
Mrs.
Legality approved by Bannister,
■
2.36%.
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
J
a
—
Clerk,
3,500 general obligation
$515,000 school
at
of
sealed
$5,500
12
Interest J-J.
Chicago,
100.04,
price
Town
follows:
26—v. 183, p. 2948—were awarded
to
the Harris .Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
; ^
Insley,
Jr., President of the County Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
(CST) on July 10 for the
purchase of $8,500 water bonds, as
improvement bonds offered June
3.74%,
_
on
July
on
Bond Offering—Wade H.
State
8:30 p.m.
Hammond School
City, Ind.
»
April 1 from
on
(DST)
p.m.
Bond Sale—The
,
Due
ceive
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross,
McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
*
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
100,000
p. 2948 — were
Continental ' Illi¬
Bank
College
price of 100.005,
a
7:30
County (P. O.
Salisbury), Md.
26 »were
Jackson
Offering
Schramm,
15, 1956. Due semi-annually from
July 15, 1960 to July 15, 1962 in¬
-
«.
183,
the
follows:
$135,000 5s.
Bond Sale—The $385,000 school
site and
building bonds offered
v.
Co., at
Bond
for the purchase of
$44,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated July
$1,150,000
State
„
Kane County School Dist. No. iQ t
*(fP. O.' Ratavia), III.
to
The
—
net interest cost of about
a
as
agreeable to the Authority and the
purchaser./ Legality approved by
—
the
offered June 25—v. 183, p.
2948—were awarded to a
group
composed of White, Weld & Co.;
William Blair & Co., and Julien
(F-A) payable at a bank or trust
company
in ; Illinois •* mutually
awarded
of
bonds
Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest
June 25
Sale
Western'1 Illinois
(CDST) on July 10
for' the purchase of $450,000 air¬
port bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
I
Board
Illinois
p.m.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
College
June
f
the
MARYLAND
Wicomico
$78,000 hospi¬
Truesdale, Iowa
&
Secretary of the Board of School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
from
1
1972 inclusive.
to
ap¬
Ice
The
Savings Bank of Maquoketa.
Trust
Legality
—
tal-bonds- offered
awarded
Griffith School Town, Ind.
Bond Offering—William O.
Rist,
?
State of Illinois (P. O. Macomb),
,
Commis¬
sealed
Jan.
on
American
Bend.
by Ross, McCord,
of Indianapolis.
Miller,
from
1
the
at
South
until
Offering—Foster A.Smith,
of
Jan.
on
bonds
proved
inclusive.
Due
1967 to
Teachers
:v/\
Chairman
Co.,
from
1
County (P. O.
Maquoketa), Iowa
are
dated
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
1966 inclusive.
180,000 3s.
Greater Rockford Airport
The
&
Jan.
\ Bond Sale
1956.
Savings
follows: V
on
1958 to 1973 inclusive.
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
Trust
$140,000 3s.
Jan. 1 from
1
75,000
Harris
Bank, of Chicago,
follows:
as
on
to
Jackson
semi-annually from July 1,
/ 1957 to July 1, 1967 inclusive;
t
ing and site bonds offered June 22
—v.. 183,
p. 2815—were awarded
v.
cost
21,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
v55
Each
1956.
to
issue
Due
.1976
on
is
dated
Sept.
inclusive.
1
Sept.
from
Interest
1,
1957
M-S.
Legality approved by McDonald
& Buchler, of New Orleans.
Massachusetts (Commonwealth
Bond
Offering
—
John F.
of)
Ken¬
nedy, Treasurer and ReceiverGeneral, will receive sealed bids
until noon (DST) on Jujly 11,for
(56)
theJpiurcRase
as/oliows:
MICHIGAN
of $38,484,000 bonds,
*
•
,
..
1956.
Outlay Act of
1953-1955 bonds.
Aug,
to 1976 inclusive*
1957
from
3,660,000 Metropolitan Sewerage
'/ South System bonds. Due on
"*/
'
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1976 in*
elusive. "V
- • "",'./.
'y ■' •
1,000,000 Neponset River Drain¬
age and Flood Control bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to
~
"
,
of Leatherman,' ; District
1
Secretary,
until
bids
•
Royal
Metropolitan
District;
/Sewerage;; South
System -/The bonds are dated June 1,
//
bonds.- Due. on Aug. 1 from 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1957
1957 to 1986 inclusive.'to 1982 inclusive.
Principal-and
$3,500,000
District
.
,
bonds.'
1 from
1957; to; 1986 inclusive.
650,000 Metropolitan District
/•Water Main bonds. Due'on
'
Aug. 1: from 1957 to 1984 in¬
P>;
clusive.-.
■
Metropolitan District
Due on Aug.
750,000
Sewerage bonds.
i from 1957 to 1986 inclusive.
550,000 Metropolitan District
Sewerage bonds. Due on Aug.
/ ' 1 from 1957 to 1986 inclusive.
'
.
'
Sewerage bonds.
„
from
1
D i
Metropolitan
450,000
tr i
s
t
c
Due on Aug.
1957 to 1986 inclusive.
Metropolitan District
Sewerage
North
System
400,000
/
"
*
bonds.
-
Due
on
Aug.
1
from
Metropolitan
District
..Water bonds. Due on Aug. 1
5,499,000
I
Bosworth 1 &T Co., Inc.,, as: rickson; Town Clerk, will receive
:j */ \ 'J ^
* /* — sealed bids uhtil 3 p.m. (CST)^ on j
$1,170,000 4s. Due on June 1 from July 10 for the purchase of $60,4 * 1
000 road betterment bonds/ Dated
|
1957 -to,. 1974 inclusive.
follows:
.
the
.
(EST)
Shaw,
Town
on
Oct.
fiscal
turers
National
and
at
bank
a
Principal:
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
•
offered June 27
Merchants
$500,000 notes
were
awarded
National. Bank
/
Boston, at 1.94% discount.
notes
dated
are
s
June
Shawmut
Bank
of
Palmer
&
.
of
the
1.93%
Bank
&
Sale
—
The
Co.,
at
t
$1,538,000
school project1 and school bonds
offered June 26—v. 183, p. 2949—
"were
awarded to a group com¬
posed of Bankers Trust Co.; Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co.; Harriman
Bipley & Co., Inc.; W. E. Hutton
& Co., and F. Brittain
Kennedy &
Co., as 2.70s, at a price of 100.32,
a
basis of about 2.66%
Walter
J.
Wade,
Grand Rapids, at a
follows:
:
1957
4,000 3 V4S. Due
The
way)
1956.
Due
on
o&
Nov.
inclusive.
3.47%
Nov. 1, 1976.
May
;
1,
1957 to
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock ;&
Stone, of Detroit.
Farmington Township Sch. District
(P. O. Farmington), Mich. '!
Offering
—
Elizabeth
G.
Downing, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
until
8
wood
North
E x t e n s i o h)
May 15, 1956.
bonds.
Dated
May 15 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
1977
//■"'/■;
'/*
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
/ /
Stone, of Detroit,- v
; ;
•
/
p.mr
(EST)
on
Due
July
on
15
from
/ faith and credit. /,/- ./
»
/
.*
';
- ■
f|
s
;
///-' ■: $835,000 5s. Due on Jam :1 from
general obligation storm //
,1959 to 1968 inclusive: / r\..i::{ 1 ■;
(City Portion) Assess-:
2,915,000 2 V2 s/ Due on Jam 1 \
.
sewer
Due
■
<
Co. ',
cost
/ ment District No. 56-1 bonds.
/
-
a'price of 100.04, a net interest
of' about 2.50%, as follows:/'
at
pledge of the City's full
a
&c
Harriman
Bros.
Blewer; Glynn & Co., John Small
& Co., and /Stern/ Lauer & Co.,
1957 to 1966 inclusive. Backed
by
on
/
Payable
fromunlimited ad valorem taxes, i-
The
bonds
dated
1969 to
from
1957 to
July 15 from
inclusive.
1966
r'
'•'.''•»*/•.i '.;vZc.r-'
and
j Mower.
June /1,.
!985 inclusive; /
250,000 0.25s;; Due Jan.'1, 1986.
Freeborn
Counties'
.
Indep. Consot. Sch. Dist. f .
Principal and interest (J-J)' y lNo. 27 (P. O. Austin); Minn/ /../
Bond > iSale
The; $4,400,000
payable at a banking institution
to be designated by the success¬
school
building*" bonds'/ offered
ful bidden Legality approved by June 27 — v. 183, p. 2949 4-: wereare
Joint
w
1956.
July
—
/ Canfield,Paddock*: ;■ &■
to- av group composed of
Stuart -&; Co., First Na*:
tional s.Bankr of' Chicago,
Chase
Westphalia Township Fractional
Manhattan Bank,. of New; York-,
School District No. 8 (P. O.1 '
Blyth »• & - C<y.,\ / Hornblower
&
;
'. Westphalia), Mich.
^
Bond Offering—Jos. J; Hanses,. Weeks, Central Republic Co., Lee
Higginson Corp-, Baxter, Williams.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
& Co., Rodman & Renshaw, First
tion, will receive sealed bids un-;
National
Bank,
of Minneapo
til 8 p.m. "(EST) on July 11 for
First National Bank, St. Paul; "a
the purchase of $65,000 building
Harold E. Wood 8c Col, at a price
(>onds. Dated July 1. 1956. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1969 inclusive. of 100.0028, a . net interest cost of
/ //
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬ about. 3.02%, as follows: //
Miller,
Stone, of Detroit/
able at
awarded
/4ZZ'//Z"T.
Halsey,
banking institution des¬
a
1959
.
MINNESOTA
ipation
notes.
1956. Due
.
Bond
15,
^
City), Minn.
$60,000
.Sale—The
nurs¬
/
ing home bonds offered June 19
183, p. 2816—were awarded
to the
American National Bank,
y
Community School Dist.,
-/
;
Bond
-
Michigan
Offering
'
—
-
-
-
;
Harold
N.
Campbell, District Secretary, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on July 11 for the purchase
of $525,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1,, 1956. Due on June 1 from
1958 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at a
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality apr
of
St.
of
100.02,
/ The
terest
Paul,
a
2.80s, at a price
basis Of about 2.87%.
as
bonds .bear additional in¬
of 1%
from Jan.
July ly 1957.//; /:.
/ j'*
Cloquet, Minn.
...
1, 1957 to
./
r
r
Certificate Offering—J. W. Boy-,
/
from
inclusive. ?
2.90s. /Due
1972
on;
to ,1977
,
Z
Jan.
inclusive.
/
1 ;/
■
2,040,000 3^. Due on Jan. 1 from ;
/
1978 to 1986 inclusive./ .? /'/
.
—v..
Richland
:
1971
to
/1,275,000
.
.
antic¬
Dated : June
Aug. 15, 1956.
Chicago County (P. O. Center'- '
inclusive.
Due on Jan.
1968
v
bids
2 for
receive
will
Jan./l from j;,
on
1963
i from - i
«;,v 1964 to 1967 inclusive./? - « * J5i70,0Q0 3Y4S. Due on Jan. 1 from •
J-
sealed
Clerk,
to
225,000
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
'*
VJ
1
.
$290,000 4s. Due
ignated by the successful bidder.;
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
City
Principal and in¬
purchaser.
bids
High-;
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July
the purchase of $62,000 tax
company' designated by the
Bond
Access
Lirriited
way Dedicated Tax (DetroitToledo
Expressway-Rock-
Muskegon Heights, Mich.
terest (M-N) payable at a bank or
trust
May j 1,
Note Offering—R. J. Miles,
Nov. 1 from
1 from
M.
Charles
,
inclusive.
on
—
bonds.- Dated
000,000
'
are* dated
bonds
of
price of 100.01;
.
1975
to
Offering
1956. / Due • on
May .1 from
M958 to 1979 inclusive. ///; //.
V
Inc.,
bonds.
/:
Due
net interest cost of about
1976
W^estborough, Mass.
Bond
to
:
"
treatment plant bonds was
sold
Newton-
Trust
/
Due on Feb;: 1 from
inclusive. »
$54,000 3V2S. Due
discount.
V
from
1
sewage
.
Waltham
Feb.
Elberta, Mich.
$500,000 notes
offered June 26—v. 183, p. 3064—
to
follows:
on
Sale—An issue of $58,000
Sale—The
awarded
as
Due
Bond
as
Waltham, Mass.
;
to, 1966
1961
27,"
Boston.
■were
3.15%,
180,000 3s.
.
a
Note
'
"
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
of
j*
Bos¬
Dodge,
*J
Brown
:/ Assessment District No. 56-1
of)
(State
$11,000,000 Limited Access High/way Dedicated Tax (Grand
Haven -'Muskegon
Express-
1
about
3.999%,//:*'/ /
Sewer4 Special
Storm
$105,000
/
,
Corp., and Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co., jointly,, at, a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
to
ton., Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
J
|
,
Ziegler, State Highway Commis¬
sioner, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on July 17 for
the purchase of $16,000,000 rev¬
enue bonds, as follows:
;///:
or-
$115,000 4s/
about
.Bond
Chir
to First Boston
1956. Due on Nov. 26, 1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National
or
26—v„183, p.-3064—were awarded
of
Quincy, Mass.
The
City,
Ecorse, Mich.
.Bond Sale—The $295,000 judg¬
ment funding, bonds offered June
•V. /,,/■•
.
Sale —The
special
general / obligation. and
35,000
by
Miller, * Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit. \/ /
school
and interest payable at the aboveznentioned
bank.
Legality
ap¬
-
of
Michigan
approved
project bonds.
Dated
•July 15, 1956, Due on July 15 from
the
basis
account originally
the bonds.. Legality
purchasing
& Dodge, of Boston.
com¬
p,
trust. company
or
located in New York
Milk St.,
Boston/ until 11 a.m. (DST) on
-July 5 for the purchase of $240,-
Note
to
interest
Chester L.- cago, to. be: designated as co-pay¬
Treasurer, .will re¬ ing agent by the manager of the
tional Bank pf Boston, 45
mer
group
offered June 26 — v.
3064—were awarded to the
First of Michigan Corp., and Ken¬
ower, MacArthur & Co., jointly,
as
4s, at a price of 100.00025f a
—
to-1961: inclusive.:
a
bonds
183,
at the - Manufac¬
Bank, of Detroit,
payable
syndicate
1957
,
—
ing
1973
1956
and
from
1
(A-O)
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
600
banking institution designated by the successful - bidder.
Legality
'
July 18 for the purchase
building and
July 1, 1956.
on
inclusive.; Principal
/;
Offering
Mich.
$1,197,000
Of the
...
,
bonds.: Dated
Due
Middleborough, Mass.
/
Bond
—
$180,000 4s. Due on June
of $14,000,000 school
Boston,
^
Sale
,
agency in New York City or Chi¬
cago.
Clair Shores,
St.
./ Bond
j
payable at a suitable
and interest
'
payable
in
Treasury
Commonwealth's
the
at
or
interest
and
State
to- 1977
1959
|
|
Due on July 1 from
inclusive. .:s Principal
July 1, 1956.
830,000 4 Y4S. Due on June 1 from
/ 1975 to 1982 inclusive. .Z:/•///
r
„
site
Principal
/,/ Franconia Township (Pi '0.'r -u \ ••
Lindstrom), Minn.
/r/j /* /' ]
Bond Offering.
Arnold Fred-/ \
1 from Shelby, Sterling, Washington, Ma¬ Mankatcr, as <3s.
;/ 1957 to 1963 inclusive.
/
' comb, Ray and Clinton Townships.
Mantorville, Minn.'Bond Offering—Chas. Wyckoff,
1,090,000 3V2S. Due on June *1
-Bond Sale—The $13,000
and Utita Fractional Sch. Dist.
Secretary, of the Board of Educa¬
/
from 1964. to 1985 inclusive,
No. 1 (P. O: Utica), Mich.
improvement bonds offered June
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond Sale
The $1,000,000
19—v. 183, p. 2949-4-were awarded
|
8 p.m/ (EST) , on July 9 for' the
Hazel Park, Mich. « // f''v
to the Citizens State Bank, of Ar*
|
Bond Sale—The $332,000 motor building bonds offered June 26—
purchase of $500,000 building and
v.
Iington, S. D., as 3s. The bonds
J
183, p. 3064—were awarded to
site bonds. ; Dated June 1, 1956. vehicle highway fund and special
group / composed
of
Halsey, bear additional/ interest of 1% ; /
Due on Jan. 1 from 1957 to/1982 assessment bonds offered June 25
Stuart & Co., Inc., Blyth & Co.,. from !Jan.- l.Vl^57-_tpinclusive. Principal and interest
-1951k
v.
183, p. 3064—were awarded
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬ to a group composed of H. V. Sat¬ Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, Paine,'
Minneapolis-Saint Pdul Metro* - > ,,J;|
tution designated by the success¬ tley & Co., McDonald-Moore & Webber,. Jackson & Curtis, / and
:politdrt' Airports Commissiorr > S ^
ful bidder. Legality approved by Co., Channer Securities Co., S. R. Siler & Co., as 31/^sr at a price of
-'■'-■y'(P. O. Sti Paul), Minn.f;
Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of Livingstone, Crouse & Co., First of 100.15,.a basis of about 3.48%// * ,
/ Bond Sale—The $4,000,000 air- fj
Detroit. V/-/ •
'■ ••'/'/ '-': / 4 V ••///.■ Michigan
Corp., and
Kenower,
Traverse City, Mich;
port improvement bonds offered y
MacArthur & Co., as 4s, at a price
Bond Offering — F. A. McCall,
Dearborn School District, Mich.
June/ 28—v.
183, ; p. ; 2949—were
of 100.01, a basis of about 3.99%.
City Clerk;- will receive/ sealed awarded to a group composed of' Jj
; Bond Offering—A. D. Brainard,
Deputy Superintendent in Charge McBain Rural Agricultural School bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on July Dean" Witter.' 8c Co:, :LaiciravV^&
2
for
the purchase of $140,000
of Business and Finance, will re¬
District, Mich.
.t':/Co.,. Gregory & Sons, Shearson^
bonds,- as follows;, /;///••///
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬
\ Hqmmill
& Co., Stroud * & ICo:, .
from 1957 to 2005 inclusive.
at
v-://.'•/:/:.// :• ]
Paul//: "■■;/•'/ //' /*
and
J
1957 to 1986 inclusive.'
.
'
$2,000,000
-
.
Sewerage
.
4/
approved by Briggs, Gilbert; Mor- , ^
posed of the First Of Michigan assessment, bonds offered June 25.
ton;' Kyle & Macartney of St,
Corporation, Brdun, Bosworth & —v. 183, jx ,3064-r-a. total of $947^V-;; - J
Co;, Ine;, McDonald-Moore & Co., 000,/consisting of $754,000 street \.t
H. .V.
Mankatof Minn..
J //
I
Sattley, & Co.,. Watling, and $193,000 sanitary sewer obli* Driz
Lerchen & Co.; and Ryan, Suther-.
Bond* Sale 4- The: .$25,000 im* ;
gations, were awarded to Barcus,
land & Co., at a price of 100.002, Kindred &./.C0., of Chicago.. No. provement. bonds offered Juhe, 25
|
a net interest cost of about 3.51%,
bids were submitted tor the $250,-: T-r-v.j 183; .p.. 2949-4-were awarded
as .follows/
to the, NationaF Citizens Bank of ;;
000 fire station and site issue.
'*
V
■
Metropolitan
District interest (J-J)/payable at a bank
North ; System! or trust company designated by
Due oh/Aug.vi from the purchaser./ Legality approved
/ " 1957 to 1986' inclusive.; / t J /■ by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
^ *; 1,000,000
Metropolitan
District Stone,, of Detroit.
.• Sewerage bonds.
Due on Aug;
Clawson School District, Mich.)
2,500,000
to
-
bidder.,: Legality-. ap¬
proved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton, Kyle/"&; Macartney^ of St, v
Braun,
(P. O; Battle Creek), Mich.
Sale— The $1,270,000
awarded
July 1 from 1959 to
on
ing institution-
site bond offered
June 21—v./183, p. 28166—were
awarded to a group composed of
school site and building bonds of¬
were
No.
District
Sale—* The
building
fered, "June 21—-v/183, < p. 2816—
,
School
Bond
Bond
"
~
For*
payable at a suitable bank¬
designated by - the
terest
(P. O. Royal Oak 4), Mich.
.
215,000 3y4S. Due on July 1 from
1970 to 1982 inclusive. ? /// -
^
V;..'
inclusive:^ Principal and in-, -
;1980
Townships
Troy
Oak -and
Fractional
on
from field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
//'/..?
Harper Creek Community School
Due
successful
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
70,000 3V2S. Due on; July 1 from
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Lot C
Court land, Minn.
Offering ^ Eugene
ly '
by Miller, Canfield, Pad*
dock & Stone, of Detroit!
by the successful bidder.
ignated
30,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1963 inclusive. '//.
inclusive
Bond
1956.
proved
July 2 for the
^$45,000 --building
bonds; Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1974 inclusive
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at a banking institution des¬
p.m. (EST)
purchase
of
bonds was sold to / a
headed rby the First of
Michigan Corporation, as "follows:
July
sealed
receive
7
O. 4471
building
on
-
payable at a
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
.
'
Ave.,
4s.' Due
City / Clerk, ; will , receive
bids, until-8 p.mj (EST) oh /I//'
interest "(A-O)
and
(P. O.
1
Duttori),
St., S.
Michigan »'/
Offering—^Kenneth
Bond
will
'.//' 1957 to 1960 inclusive.
Hanna
6515
group
$35,000
-
t
Grand Rapids),
.v./:/ ■ r /■' >
Michigan
; /;
...
Bond Sale—An issue of $350,000
*
1976
School District (P.
Bowen
Kalamazoo
Due on Aug.
1954-1955 bonds.
1
on
low,
sealed
0
tional School District No;
7/. ;. v/?.,/.//
/,„ /
■
_
Outlay. Act of
Capital
4,000,000
Due
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
from
1
Detroit.
Bond
„
bidder; Legality ap¬
July 10 for. the purchase of $225,"by
Berry, - Stevens- & 000 public library bonds. * Dated brook; Village Clerk, will .receive \
Moorman, of Detroit;
V •
-/Z July 1, 1956.; Due on Oct. 1 from 'sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST). on Z
;
r.'
,■ >
i :
July 10 for the purchase of $65,000/
1957 to. 1975 inclusive! Principal
Gaines and Paris Townships Frac.
waterworks bonds. Dated July
„
Capital
.
proved
-
5,375,000
by Miller, Canfield, Pad-' certificates of indebtedness. Dated
Stone, of Detroit.*
/
V /; July 1, 1956. Due- on July 1 from
I860
to
1964 inclusive. " Interest
River Rouge, Mich..
.'
J-J. Legality approved by Faegre
Offering—Donald R. Nett- &
Benson, of Minneapolis.4
successful1
-
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman,
and
Principal
payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
,
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
1957
from
June 1
on
inclusive.
1982
interest (J-D)
Sewerage
South System bonds. Due on! Vert, Township Clerk, will r^ceivfe
sealed bids until 8 p,m* (EST) on
Aug. 1 trom 1957 to 1966 inJuly 11 for the purchase of-$150,elusive.
000 Water System No. 1 revenue
600,000 North Metropolitan Sewbonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
erage bonds.
Due on Aug. 1
April 1 from 1959 to 1993. inclu¬
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. /.
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
"•
Lot
V'.:,Vv;r payable at a suitable banking in¬
48,000,000 Capital Outlay Act of stitution designated by the suc¬
1952-1955 bonds. Due on Aug. cessful bidder. Legality approved
1 from
Due
1955
Monday, July- 2,
...
...
to
Bond
$250,000 ' Metropolitan
dock &
bonds.
building
St., Rochester)r Mich.
Offering—Frances O. Co-
proved
purchase of $2,000,000
Dated June * 1,
the
for
10
/
Township (P. O. 407 Pine''
Avon
Lot A4
>
-
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
56
,
New Prague, Minn;
f/
Bond Offering — G. J. Sticha, ;
^
-
City
Clerk,
bids
until 2
11
for;
the
will receive /sealed
p.m.(CST) on July /
purchase of $142,000
street improvement
bonds.: Dated
July 1, 1956.
Due
1959
inclusive.
to
1970
on
July 1. from
Principal
and interest payable at a suitable
ler, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.- (CST)
on
banking institution designated by
July 3 for the purchase of $75,000
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark*
the
successful
bidder.
.;
Legality
Volyme.184
Number 5547
.
.
.
The Qp$p.mercial and Financial Chronicle J
(57)Scott
er,
&
Barber,,
Minne¬
of
chase
Roseville, Minn.
c-'
Bond Sale—The $1,000^060 sani¬
sewer;'improve,i»erit A
tary
offered
June
26—v.
awarded to
fr-rWere
receive sealed
(CST)
apolis," y
183,
a
bonds
group
*
19
on
in¬
Sale
•
July 40,
1956.
Legality
approved
'i."'■C
$4,800,000
27;—-v. 183, p.
2949—were -awarded
follows:
as
$3,800,000 general obligation bonds
/
were sold as 2 y2s,. at: a', price
j 1"
of 100.63, a (basis- of about
"Vf- 2.42%, to
composed,
(
of Harris Trust and Savings
V- Bank, Chicago, First National
*
*
Bank,
-
-
•
^
group
a
Portland,
Trust Com-
jpany of Georgia; Atlanta, Marine Trust Company of WestNew
York, Buffalo, W. E.
" Co.,
Commerce
A..V Trust Co., Kansas City, Wood,
ern
,
!;
Hutton
-
* &
Aug.
bonds. .Due
.
1957
to
on
^
from
1
V-
.
AA the
permanent
ment
■
revolving
First
NationalV Bank,
bonds
sold as 2y2s, at a price
''100.67, a basis of about
2.45%, to a group composed
of Equitable Securities Corwere
'*'
*
of
f
*
-
■
v.
'
street7; improve-
y ment
Due-Ion- Aug.
^POration, Dean Witter & Co.,
&
enson
"; Co.,
7
.
AAA"'
bonds.
7n from
1957
p
& Co., Bacon,
Co., King, Quirk &
York. & Hanseatic
" New
Corp.,
Stev-
and
Blewer,
Glynn &
17
able
[?•'
7
at
,
•
1956.
bonds
&
^yyfi MISSISSIPPI
Adams County (P. O.
Miss.
Bond
Bprns,
Offering
Chancery
;V
;
Bank & Trust
V! The bonds
1957
.
—
Robert
E.
Court, will re¬
July 2 for
•
"
Brandon, Miss. *7
Bond Offering — M. L. Adams,
Town Clerk,- will sell at public
auction at 7 p.m. (CST) on July
an
issue of $415,000 water and
sewerage revenue bonds.
A
County Supervisors* Dists.
(P. O. Carrollton), Miss.
Bond Offering — The following
road improvement bond issue ag
gregating $95,000 will be sold at
public auction at 10 a.m. (CST)
on July 6:.
"
'AAA 7
chaser
of
Reinholdt
A
follows:
as
to
Diie
$40,000 Supervisor's District No. 5
.j
bonds.yyyyx.'.
30,000 Supervisor's District No. 72
"• .bonds. 'Vyyj- y*Cy-'$rv,i '*7;,'
,
25,000 Supervisor's District No. 3
~. bonds. A. ;.A *•*, A
A" A AAA A;" '
Each issue is due serially from
1957 to 1966 inclusive. ^AAAAA'A.'
*
and
y\.
Sale—The $1,200,000
electric;"
revenue
'*
Feb, 1 from
on
Due
1
and
Park
(P.
O.
St. Louis
Bond
506
1), Mo....
Offering—John
No.
Olive
.
2
St.,
V
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
11
(CST)
>
on
bank
a
of
in
by
wa¬
bonds
offered June 26—v. 183, p. 2949
were
awarded to a group , com¬
\
North Kansas City
Bond
Poynter,
of
Offering
School District
—
'
11
a.m.
on
1976
1
offered
183, p. 2950
|V.
to
were
—
Wachob-Bender
Cor¬
r
Note
Sale—The
June
27
at
1.99%
awarded
were
discount.
notes
to
Boston)
The
'
1958
Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at a suitable
banking institution to be desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell,
of Kansas City.
June
cipal
First
National
Due
on
Bank, of
Legality A approved
by
Thorndike,
Palmer
Boston.
to
terest
:
i
V'
&
Boston.
Storey,
Dodge, of
] vV'-
y
.
>
..
1;
Greenland School District, N. H.
Bond
Offering — William
H.
Eckhart, Chairman of the School
Board, will receive sealed bids at
the First National Bank of Boston,
45 Milk St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
Pemiscot
.
—
—
1956.
71*)
Due
1976
Sept. 1 from 1957
inclusive.
Legality ap-
.of St. Louis.
v
•
V
.
Jackson," Miss.
7 Bond
Hooks,
Charles &
Trauernieht, of St.
Offering
Deputy
City
Mrs.
V
~
Ruth
Clerk,
will
count.
Rankin
County (P. O. Brandon),
Mississippi
Bond
Offering — Henry Laird,
Chancery Clerk, will sell at public
auction at 10 a.m. (CST) on July 2
an - issue
of $210,000
courthouse
and jail bonds.
:
;v
Ine.,
July
from
Bond
School
D/'^ncf (P. O. Durham), N. H.'
Sale—The $170,000 school
bonds offered
June
27—v.
183,
p.
3065—were awarded to R. L. Day
& Co., of Boston, as
2.90s, at a
price
of
2.87%.
100.22,7
*
a
/.
basis
,
of
about
...
Traders
Freehold
Regional High
District, N. J. -
'
Bond
school
183,
Sale
bonds
The
—
offered
2950—were
p.
ceive
composed
group
fin &
of
Boland,
to
Bond
Principal
payable
and
New
2.20s, A at a
basis of about
as
a
;
;
noon*
from 1957 to J984'inclusive. jPrincipal and interest (J-J)/.payable
at the State Bank of Albany,
Mechanicville. Legality approved
by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
McGovern & Lane, of New York
City,
New Berlin, Columbus, PittsfielJ,
Edmeston and Brookfield Central
School District
Edward
1966
to
Western
p.
Ma¬
(DST) on July 5 for the purchase
of $52,000 arterial highway bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
National
No. 1 (P. O. NewBerlin), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Helen L. Butts,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
M.
will receive
(DST) on
July 16 for the purchase of $77,000
fire engine and equipment bonds,
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July
1957
183,
the
will receive sealed bids until
Valleau,.; City Clerk,
from
100.02,
to
Mechanicville, N.' Y.
Bond Offering—William E.
Higgins, " Commissioner of Accounts,:
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1
of
Buffalo,
of
2.19%;
Pleasantville, N.J.
—
of
price
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
Offering
Co.
Trust
York,
Westfield.
Bond
27—v.
awarded
rine
interest
the
at
p:m.
—
2950—were
Sept. 1, 1955. Due
Sept. :i from 1957 to 1976 in-
of
3
County (P. O.
A
Wampsville), N. Y.
Sale
The $342,000 road
bonds offered June
Dated
(M-S)
until
Madison
Bond Offering—Donald G. Max-
Bank
bids
on
a
Mountainside School District, N .J.
on
W.
re¬
of
SafTrust
Fidelity Union
Company of Newark, Roosevelt &
Cross, Ryan, Hanauer & Co., Van
Deventer
Brothers,
Inc., R. D.
White & Co., Byrne and
Phelps,
Inc., J. R. Ross & Co., Adams &
Hinckley, Lebenthal & Co., MacBride, Miller & Co., and Granger
& Co.
The group bid for $2,607,000 bonds as 2.85s, at a price of
100.32, a basis of about 2.81%..
:
elusive.
Francis
—
able at the Citizens State
Bank,
Lyndonville. ^Legality approved by
Vandewater,- Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
26—v.
Co.,
bonds.
1
July 12 for the pur$45,000
water
supply
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.:
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
School
June
sealed
(DST)
chase
$2,615,000
awarded
Offering
Postle, Village Treasurer, will
and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City,
•*
■■■'
inclusive,
j
bids until 3* p.m. (DST) on rJuly
12 for the purchase of $650,000
school building bonds. Dated June
j 1, 1956. Due
on June 1 from 1957
1978 inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Norwich-
Principal and interest (J-J) pay-; to
able
at
the
of
Boardwalk
National
Atlantic
City.
Legality
Hawkins; Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
approved
by
YORK
Legality
and
water
June 26
supply
v.
—
Hutzler,
2.40s, at
to
of
of
offered
—
were
Salomon A Bros.
New
&
York
City, as
price of 100.05, a basis
a
about
bonds
183, p. 3065
2.37%.
"
;
A
Bethlehem
(P. 0. Delmar), N. Y.
Offering—John M. Oliver,
Bond
Town
approved
by Hawkins,
& Wood, of New York
Uelafield
City.
;
Albany, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,802,000 pub¬
lic improvement, school, airport
Supervisor,
will
receive
(DST) on
July 6 for the purchase of $25,000
snow
plow bonds. Dated July 2,
Bond
r
Norwich, N. Y.
Offering—Stuart
City
son,
Clerk,
C.
will
Nel¬
receive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
(DST)
July 10 for-the purchase of
$475,500 * general purposes, bonds.
on
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956.
from
1
1957
Due
Aug.*
on
inclusive.
1976
to
Principal and interest (A-O)
pay¬
able at the National Bank &. Trust
Co., Norwich. Legality approved
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
of New York City.
by
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
1956. Due
July 1 from 1957 to
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the State Bank
of
Albany
in Albany. Legality
approved by Arthur E. McCormick, of Albany.
/
1961
on
inclusive.
Oneonta
-
able at the Marine Midland Trust*
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City.
tric
June
21
awarded
Sale—The $630,000 school
offered June 28 — v. 183,
bonds
3065—were awarded to a group
of Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Bacon,. Stevenson & Co., and
Tilney & Co.,t all of New York
City, as 2.70s, at a price of 100.67,
p.
composed
basis of about
No.
—
9
to
the
Manufacturers
O.
(P.
Oyster Bay), N. Y.
$325,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 183,
3065—were awarded to a group
composed of Roosevelt & Cross,
p.
Francis
I.
duPont
&
Co.,
and
Tilney
& Qo., all of New York
as 2.70s, at a price of 100.01,
City
basis of about 2.69%.
a
Seneca
Falls,
Fayette
and
Central Sch. Dist. No.
Seneca
Bond
system
v.
-
S^h. Dist.
Bond Sale—The
Y.
$155,000 elec¬
bonds offered
183, p. 2950 — were
2.62%.
Oyster Bay Union Free
Sale—The
power
City Sch. Dist., N. Y,
Bond
a
Croton-On-Hudson, N. Y.
Offering — Joseph A. Zerello, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
July 11 for the purchase of $25,000
storm
water
sewer
system
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) payBond
Bond
Cooperative
&
Lyndonville, N. Y.
15,
1957
Principal
Dunkirk, N.
Oyst^rn River
Bond
Manufacturers
.
Co.,
Trust
interest.
A
Louis.
on
proved by Charles & Trauernieht
.
by
15
inclusive.
awarded
dated
are
28,
Dec. 27, 1956. Prin¬
and interest payable at the
1956.
(CST)
from
notes
.
July 6 for the purchase of $6(b000
industrial bonds.
Dated July 2
1976
July
on
NEW
$150,000
3065— were
p.
York, Buffalo;-Blair &
HAMPSHIRE
(DST) on July 10 for the purchase
of $110,000 school
bonds. Dated
County Reorganized Sch.
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Hayti), Mo.
1957
to 1976
inclusive. Principal
'■■■] Bond Offering—Ray J. Camp¬
and interest payable at the above^arid White, Hattier & Sanford, at bell,
Secretary of the Board of
a price of
mentioned
Bank.
par, a net interest cost
Legality
ap¬
Education/ will
receive
sealed
of about 2.95%,* as follows:
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
$210,000 4s. Due on Jan.' l from 10 for the purchase of $275,000
<
1958 to 1961 inclusive. " 7 *
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.
Hillsborough County
990,000 2.90s. Due on Jan. 1 from Due on March 1 from'1957 to
'(P. O. Manchester), N. H.
:
1962 to 1977 inclusive..
"
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
A Note
Sale
The
$500,000 tax
terest payable at a banking in¬
anticipation notes offered June 25
Greenwood, Miss.' '"
stitution named by the successful —v.
Bond
Offering
Bonner Dug183, p. -3065—were awarded
bidder and approved by the Board to
the
gan.
City
Clerk,
will
receive
Rockland-^Atlas National
Legality approved Bank of Boston, W 2.05%
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on of Education.
dis¬
posed of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Mer¬
rill;. Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, iNewman, Brown & Co.,
Due
,
Dover, N. H.
F.
inclusive.
March
—
NEW
for the purchase
Due
,
bonds
poration, of Omaha.
Treasurer of the Board
until
to
&
on July
of $2,000,000
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
10
New
fol¬
as
.
„
e
-
dated
are
'--'-v
Richard
bonds,
;A
-
bonds
Bank
20
awarded
Education, will receive sealed
bids
,
the First National Bank of
Missouri
;;7
,
Sale—The
offered
•
.
revenue
June
Charles & Trauernieht, of St.
(
Dated
Papillion, Neb.\ AA'A'A'A//
$50,000 water
Bond
(F-A) payable
City or County
Legality approved
Louis.
bonds.
interest
the
St.1 Louis.
will
revenue
water
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1
from 1958 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
at
The
,
A,"
July 11
for the purchase of $125,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
sewer
" bonds.
a.m.
Nebraska City, Neb.
Offering — Ethel Gaskiil,
Clerk,
Kansas City.
M.
Bogdanor, Chaifrrian of the Board of
until
pur¬
Council.
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity waibproved hy
Stinson, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of
Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer Dist.,
Vinita
Town
bonds.
-
,
July T, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1958 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
1976.
River Des Peres Sub-District
'
,
utilities
Feb. 1, 1975
on
the
receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on July 5
for the purchase of $550,000 com¬
bined electric, water and and gas
" --
1974 inclusive. '
>
Bond
2.69%,
4/
$297,000 2%s.
satisfactory to the
and
p.m.
pur¬
well, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Co., Omaha, and Bos worth, until 8 p.nri (DST) oft J.ufy 9 for
Sullivan & Co.). jointly,**;
':XX/'Xv:.: the purchase of $410,06o ', school
Gard¬
about
u
NEBRASKA
City
of
1,
•
$561,000
8
the
for
183,
to a group composed of
Marine Trust Co. of Western
the
Schutz
net
cost
July
until
12
28 —v..
awarded
2949—were awarded to Chiles-
p.
I. ML Simon St Co., Stix &
Co., and Bankers Bond & Secu¬
rities Co., at a price of 100.10, a
interest
Dated
Gering School District, Neb.
Bond Sale—The $329,400 build¬
ing bonds offered June 26—v. 183,
group
&
system
•"
ner,
„.
Clarksdale, Miss.
a
p.m.
pur¬
July 1 from 1957 to
on
ft'-
2949—were awarded to
8
the
inclusive.
mutually
:
Sale—The $425,000
•
ter
'
Girardeau-. County School
(P. O. Jackson), Mo.
composed
Due
-receive
water
.of
bids
July
June
Co., Buffalo, Roosevelt &
Cross,- Bacon,: Stevenson & Co.,
$504,000 general improvement and R.
D. White & Co., as
2.90s, a*
bonds.
-v.
a
price of 100.48, a basfs of about" :
57,000 Cohansey Stream Bridge
2.34%.
that
Principal and in
terest
(J-J)
payable
at
such
banking institution or institutions
in the United States as shall be
build¬
ing bonds offered June 26t-v. 183,
p.
bonds.-
1976
for
10
$25,000
1956.
will
bids, until
July
of
revenue
due serially from
7;
oral
on
Clerk
announces
Council
and
chase
District
Bond
Town
sealed
Citizens
MISSOURI
Cape
Greiner
cipal and interest
Carroll
Bond
the
Company, of Louis¬
are
Chester, Mont.
Offering — Town
(MST)
to ; the
1976 inclusive.
to
''
*"
chase
sealed
on
(P.jD.' Rochester) N.
Sale—The $1,300,000 pubimprovement bonds, offered
Bond
lie
lows:
1956.
Benton), Mont,
3y2s.
as
T'
Bond
Aileeri
by
St.
approved
x'7;7:xyyx^xxyyyy
and
thp^ purchase. ofj>.750,000 hospital
bonds. ^
t.-'.
"
1,
X;
-awarded
ville.'
•
,
Aug.
Winstpn Countyi (Pi O..Louisville),
Mississippi ;|i;;77,:'7 ■" '?£'S
Bond Sale—The $150,000 public
hospital bonds offered June
22
ceive sealed, bids until
16
7
-
.
'
Natchez),
ers,
A
Trauernieht, •' of
Louis.
were
Fort
State Board of Land Commission¬
inclusive,
dated
are
Legality
Charles
MONTANA
the; Jackson-Hinds
128,000 2%s.
.,
1966
to
.Bank, Jackson.
.
The
1957
;
&
ing bonds offered June 25—v. 183,
p. 2589 — were awarded to the
1
and: interest;-pay-
Principal
.
* Laidlaw
f
1957.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
820,000- special
improve-
fund
4,
Charles
"'"'"As1, .A-.."' ■***>*. >.
'
Choteau County, Fort Benton
High
f School District No. 1 (P. O.
inclusive.' Prin-
1981
'Jackson..*••
Co., ; Inc.," and
Shaughnessy & Co/AAC"
>.<-
1,000,000
Jan.
by
U*
cipal and interest payable at
Gundy
j >
Due
Trauernieht, of St,** Louis.
I
on
June
Bank," of New York
1.72% discount.
Dated
at
improvement
i from
Xyfi't
The
-r
bonds offered
Chase
(DST)
''/'>■*
Paul,' Minn.
A. Bond
the
City,
,
'•
to
Manhattan
Jackson
j The bonds bear additional in-'
terrist of .1 %%Vfrom' ?Jan, 1, 1957,
to Jan. 1, 1$58.
.
awarded
were
Greece
County (P. O.
Bridgeton), N. J.
Bond
Offering —. Walter
H.
Meyers, County Treasurer,, will
receive
1,400„000 7 public
Jan. I from
'A. 1969 to 1978 inclusive. "AAA
£00,000 3.30s. Due
Separate
Principal and inter¬
payable at the - Deposit
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co.,
follows:'^.: '/* """
1968 inclusive.
\
;
JERSEY
Cumberland
est
Co.r'E.r J. PressCott &
1959 to
-7
NEW
„
Redevelopment Authority
(P. Q. St. Louis), Mo. :
Note Sale—The
$3,200,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered June
fol¬
as
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1981
Co.,' McDougal and .Condon, InQ.j
arid Townsend, Da bney & Tyson,
$500,000 3.26s. Due on-Jan.
bonds,
St. Louis Land Clearance for
a.m.
pur¬
clusive.
copi-
~
as
10
the
\:i> School District bonds. Due
P-ai«e,>Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
&
for
$2,500,000 Municipal
pdsed of Arpgrican National Bank,
Paul, .;Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Kalman
until
11
lows;.
3065
p.
bids
July
on
of $4,720,000
5?
bonds
p.
Falls), N.
Y.
Sale—The $992,500
offered
June
27
Tyre
O.
1 (P.
—
school
183,
v.
2950—were awarded to a group
Co., of Buffalo,
and Roosevelt & Cross, of New
York City, jointly, as 2.80s. at a
price of 100.14, a basis of- about
composed of Marine Trust Co.
2.78%.
velt
and Traders Trust
Western New
&
Co.,
Inc.,
of
York, Buffalo, Blair
Manufacturers &
Buffalo, Roose¬
Traders Trust Co.,
&
Cross,
Wood, Struthers &
*
58r
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(58)
Co.,
and
2.80s, at
of
a
Bond
Offering
will
Education,
Solvay, N. y.
Bond Sale
The $45,000 general
improvement bonds offered June
26—v. 183, p.
to
Rooseveit
3066—were awarded
&
Cross, of New
City, as 2.70s, at a price of
York
par.
"
Thompson, Kiamesha Lake; Sewer
Dist. (P. O. Monticello), N. Y,~
Bond Sale—The $40,000 sewer
bonds offered recently were sold
to* Roosevelt4 &
York City,
100.40,
The
Cross, of New
3.40s, at a price of
as
basis of about 3.35%.
a
bonds
1956. Due
on
dated
are
June
1,
June 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
1976
terest
(J-D)
Principal and in¬
payable at the Na¬
tional
Union
Bank of
Monticello.
Legality approved by Vandewacer,
Galloway,
Heckler &
New York City.
Sykes,
;
of
■-.<
Westbury, N. Y.
Bond
Offering—John
Sharkey,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on July
purchase of $850,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive/Principal
interest
and
Bank
(J-J) payable at the
Westbury
Trust* Co.,
of
The Hanover
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
Westbury;
at
or
*
CAROLINA
NORTH
j. ■ ■
'
^be
jor
pUrchase
bonds.
building
1956.
to
Due
Bond; Offering—W.
Bank
E.
Easter-
&
Trust
Company,
NORTH
Pembina
*
DAKOTA
County, St. Thomas Spec.
North
Bond
Dakota
Principal
and
I
Pierpont Local School District,
Offering—Josephine
Storozuk, Clerk of the Bodrd of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 17 for
the purchase of $20,000 building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Du£ on
bonds.
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
on
(J-D)
payable at
Deposit
Bank
.
Butler Township Local
Sch* Dist. i
(P.O. Vandalia), Ohio t?
Bonds Not Sold—The $965,000
building bonds offered June 26—
v.
183,. p. 2818—were not sold as
the bids were rejected. *
■ :»*
•'
Green
Springs, Ohio
■/":/1
Bond Sale—The $15,000 Village
Hall improvement bonds offered
June
27—v.
183, p. 3066—were
awarded to J. A. White & Co., of
Cincinnati, as 3V4S, at a price of
100.08, a basis of about 3.23%.
Heath Local School District (P. O.
Newark), Ohio
Offering —Forrest
Bond
B.
Offering—Goldie
inclusive. Interest A-O.
1975
1
selyn,-
Clerk-Treasurer
Board
of
sealed
bids
until
(DST)
noon
on
purchase of $600,-
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1956.
Due
Dec.
on
1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
1976
Principal and in¬
(J-D)/payable at the Na¬
tional
City Bank of Cleveland.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
School
District,
Ohio
Lincoln
ing bonds offered June 19—v. 183,
p. 2818—were awarded to Hayden,
Company, of Cleveland,
as
3V4S, at a price of 100.54/ a
&
Sanders
land.
of
Dempsey,
cation,
until
will
Bond
Sale—The
mortgage
water
bonds offered
were
—
K.
June
first
revenue
27—v.
183,
p.
awarded to the Ohio
Company, of Columbus.
21—v. 183, p. 2703—were awarded
to the First Cleveland Corpora¬
ceive sealed bids until
J.
re-
(EST)
noon
July 16 for the purchase of
$16,800 water line bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Dues on Oct. 1 from
1966
to
inclusive.
Brook
Govern,
ceive
(DST)
Park, Ohio
Offering—Cyrus
Village
sealed
on
Clerk,
bids
Mc-
will
until
re¬
noon
July 2 for the purchase
able
1957 to
1977 inclusive.
Due
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
payable
at
the
Central
Bank of Cleveland.
(J-D)
Nationa
Lane
County School District No.
504-C, Formerly School District
•
No. 4 (P. O. Eugene), Ore.
;
v.
Bond
Sale
The $1,500,000
building bonds offered June 22—
183, p. 2951—were awarded to
—
at
the
First
National
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 183,
2818—were awarded to McDon¬
p.
ald
a
of
composed
group
a
awarded to "Fox,
sch & Co., Inc., of Cincinnati,
3^s, at a price of 101.96,-a
OKLAHOMA
National
Garfield County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 47l/2 (P. O. Garber),
Oklahoma
Mingo Junction, Ohio
Offering
Rocco
Crugnale, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
July 12 for the purchase of $50,000
—
special assessment street im¬
bonds.
1966
on
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
July
1,
from 1957
1
to
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Mingo
National Bank, of Mingo Junction.
Legality
approved
by - Squire,
.
Sanders &
Bank, of Portland,
$225,000 6.s. Due
1957
to
1960 to
/
Sale—The $266,000 build¬
bonds offered June 25 were
awarded to the First Securities Co.
of
cation,
until
will
of
Board
receive
(EDST)
noon
William
C.
Edu¬
of
sealed
bids
July 11 for
the purchase of $500,000
building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
1
from
Kansas, at
15 from
June
Due
June
on
15
2%s..'" Due
June
on
15
Q from 1^74 to 1976 inclusive.
to
1976
inclu¬
serially from
First
Bank.
Squire,
-
Bank
&
Trust
Company, of Oklahoma City.
the
United
States
National
of Portland. Legality ap¬
proved
by' Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.;
Oklahoma
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
Offering—Lester Daniels,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
for
sealed
''
/;/,//
Oregon
//://;/''
bids
Bond
Sale
—
The
building bonds offered
a
183,
p.
E,
&
J.
Co.,
Wm.
J.
Co., Sweney Cartwright & Co.,
Savings
Bank
&
.■
!
1961
to
1967 inclusive.
495,000 2Vss.
,,
1968 to
Due
"
/
July 1 from
on
1976 inclusive. >
/
-
Media, Pa.
Bond
at
the
Offerihff4-/Paul
Borough
L.
Clark,
Secretary, "will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p..m
(DST) on
July 12 for the purchase of $35,000 /
general obligation improvement >
bonds. Dated July 15, 1956.
Due
on July
15 from 1958 to 1970 in¬
Principal
at
Co.,
the
and
interest
Provident
Philadelphia.
Trust
Legality
ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia. • / -v//:.V
North
Braddock, Pa.
>
Bond Offering—Emidio J. Guer-
rieri, Borough Secretary, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
7:30
re¬
p.m.
(EDST) on July 12 for the pur¬
chase of $200,000 building bonds.:
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Aug. 1
from
1957
to
1.971
inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf¬
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Northeastern York County Schpol
Building A"thoritv (P. O. York),
Pennsylvania
r/
Portland
"
Bond Sale—Ah issue of
$2,025,000 school revenue bonds was sold
to a group composed of Butcher
&
Sherrerd, Blvth & Co., - Inc.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Ira Haupt & Co., Dolphin
Merrill
&
Co., Walter Stokes & Co., andas follows:
Fauset, Steele & Co.,
$150,000 6s.
Due
1958 to
Bank, Portland.
Legality
approved by Winfree/^McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
285,000
March 1 from
on
1961 inclusive.
3V2S.
Due
on
March
1
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
120,000 3.40s.
,
5
Due on March 1
from 1971* to 1973 inclusive.
Phoenix, Ore.
■
Bond Offering—Pearl S.
135,000
bonds.
Dated
June
June;!,
15 from
clusive.
(J-D)J payable
1956.
1958 to
Principal
1977
and
the
at
Due
in¬
interest
City
Re¬
r.
3,45s.
Due
on
March
I
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
-
1,335,000 3.80s. Due
1996.
.>
•
;
on
"
/
March 1,
:/./,■
/;/;•'
Dated
and
July 1, 1956. V Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
Western
National
Bank
of
York.
Legality approved by Saul, Ewing,
Remick & Saul, of Philadelphia.
Legality approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
Rankin
Bond
Russo,
Rainier, Oregon
Bond
ceive
City
sealed
(PST)
M.
Recorder,
bids
Borough
receive
Offering—Everil
Mc-
will,jre¬
until
8
p.m.
July 6 for the purchase
$78,000 water system bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on Jan.
on
School District,
Offering
Secretary,
.
sealed' bids
(EDST)
Pa."
Vincent
—
until
S.
will
7
p.m.
July 9 for the pur-^
$50,000 building bonds.'
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Aug. 1,
chase
from
on
of
1957 to
1976 inclusive. Prin- +
inclusive.
cipal and interest payable at the
Western
Pennsylvania
National
Bank
(formerly First w National
receive
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice.
(These bonds were offered
Bank, Braddock),. -Legality
ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
sealed
bids
for the
until
1
July 10
purchase of $150,000 build¬
ing bonds.
from
Independent School District,
'
Oklahoma
Bond
will
Offering—Ella
of
the
receive
Board of
sealed
(CST)
on
Whitman,
until
July 17 for the
10
pur¬
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
1956.
Waco
to
1976
previous occasions.)
No. 52C (P. O. Box 245,
/
Mosier), Ore.
Bond
Offering
—
Cleo
Evans,
Bond"
Offering
3 for the
p.m. (PST)
on July
purchase of $15,000 gen¬
eral
obligation bonds. Dated July
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1958
to 1967 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Blair
Elizabeth
Kauffman, City Recorder, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
on
re¬
Bond
p.m.
County
sealed
July 2 for the
Co., Cincinnati, Weil, Roth
Irving Co., and Doll & Isphording, Inc. as 3t4s, at a price of
from
terest
101.60,
Sayre, of Portland.
1957
J-J.
Winfree,
to
1966
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
McCulloch,
Shuler
&
sealed
to
bonds.
July
-
-
1
—
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
July 2 for the pur¬
of
$45,000
improvement
Dated July 1, 1956; Due on
on
from
1957
to
1966
inclu¬
sive.
Legality approved by Kirkpatrick,
Pomeroy,
Lockhart
&
Johnson, of Pittsburgh. ;
:
.
Note
County (P.O. Hollidaysburg),
Pennsylvania
The
—
foregoing supple¬
ments the report published in
issue of June 18—v. 183,
p.
our
2951.'
Offering—Carl D. Butler,
Controller," will
bids
until
10
1976
inclusive.
RHODE
receive
(EDST)
pur^t^se on July 18 for the purchase of
of $5,000 general
obligation bonds; $500,000 County bonds. Dated July
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
July 1 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1957
(PST)
ceive
chase
8
(P. O. Box
Josephine Regula, Township Secretary, will re¬
bids
PENNSYLVANIA
—
Bond Offering
(EDST)
until
Townshio
75, Brownfield), Pa.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
OREGON
Barlow, Ore.
South Union
County School District
t
Education,
bids
1957
several
on
Tulsa
&
basis of about 3.06%.
-V'
'
.
of
Trust
a
.
'
$220,000 4s. / Due on July 1 from !
1957 to 1960 inclusive. / ' ,
385,000 2s. Due on July ! from'
Antlers), Okla.
Bond Offering—W. A. Obuch,
Superintendent of Schools/ will
27—
Mericka & Co., Stranahan, Harris
Provident
8
July 1 from 1957 to 1966
Principal and interest
on
(J-J) -payable
.
Due from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
Co., Fahey, Clark & Co.,
&
until
$1,140,000
June
follows:
Trust
County Independent
School District "A" (P. O.
2818—were awarded to
Prescott
bids
inclusive.
Kinley,
ing
group composed of Field, Rich¬
ards
sealed
until
chase of $5,500,000 series B build¬
(P. O. Canton), Ohio
receive
(PST) on July 11 for the
purchase of $40,000 general obligation bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.
ing bonds.
a.m.
Perry Local School District
Deposit & Trust Co., Dau¬
phin, at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost- of about 2.17%/- as
■/
Bond
July 2
purchase of $6,000 build¬
the
of
Cleveland.
Exchange Bank,
York City; J/. W. Sparks &
Philadelpnia, and the Dau¬
corder's office.
s
Bond
receive
composed of
Co., Chicago,
phin
Multnomah County Fire Protection
District No.' 2 (P. O. Portland)
on
Okmulgee County Dependent Schi
District No. 24 (P. O. Okmulgee),
Clerk
Legality approved by
Co.,
Sale—The
National
group
Trust
..
were
—
Corn
payable
Loomis,
(P. OfBraggs), Okla.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
$15,000 build¬ bids until 7:30
p.m. (PST) on July
ing bonds offered June 18—v. 183,. 2
for the purchase of $40,000
gen¬
p. 2951 — were awarded to the
eral f obligation
sewage * disposal
(J-D)
Board, presently the Brecks-
ville
price of 92.25.
a
In¬
oifered
2951
"p.
clusive.
County, Liberty-Salem
Heights Rural Fire Protection Dist.
No. 46
payable at the legal depository of
the
a
The bonds are due
on
1957
New
15 from
inclusive.
on
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
Marion
.
—
to
bonds
183,
Northern
Chemical
1959 to 1976
Pushmataha
Offering
awarded
fol¬
as
1964 inclusive.
2 ^s.
225,000
V
June
on
1959
375,000 3s. Due
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
North Royalton Local School
Dist.,
Ohio
—v.
■
Due
Bond
Bond
Bond
June 26
the
$1,100,000
District
lows:
p.m.
Dist.
about 2.84%.
stitution
First
the
Sale—The
'
inclusive.'-;;. •/;//
Company, of Cleveland, as
price of 101.11, a basis of Muskogee County Independent Sch.
&
Pa.
Bond
v.
Bank,
^1951—were
ing
the
1956.
p.
cinnati.
&
1,
Sayre, of Portland/
at"
pay¬
Bank,
Cincinnati. Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
bonds.
June
in¬
will
of $234,343.80 street improvement
Dated
bids
Principal and interest (J-D)
v.
E.
1966
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1979 inclusive.
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Cleveland Trust Co.,
Cleveland.
Bond
to
1957
Due
Offering — Paul Jarrett,
Secretary of Board of Directors,
Principle
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1956.
(EST) on July 11 fo
as
purchase of $258,000 buildin
basis of about 3.30%.
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
sive. Principal and interest
on
1957
sealed
noon
Dec.
Beachwood, Ohio
Bond
Offering — Vincent
Hlavin, Village Clerk, will
1,
Legality
approved : by
Shuler
&
McCulloch,
675,000
Tuscarawas Local School District
receive
Donnet, Clerk
$520,000
works
Aug.
from
1
-
Winfree,
-
.
Solon, Ohio
Bond Sale—Tne $r25,000 street
improvement bonds offered June
the
Bond
Athens, Ohio
Feb.
clusive/
Cleve¬
City Sch. District
/'/// (P. O.' Coshocton), Ohio.
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond Sale^—The $100,000 build¬
Bond Offering — E. I. Bramlette, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬ ing bonds offered June 21—v. 183,
Miller &
basis of about 3.18%.j
Dated
-
Dauphin County (P. O. Harrisburg)
terest
from
Heights
terest
Bond Sale—The $280,000 build¬
(PST) on July 17 for
the purchase of $275,000 building
,
1956. Due
Local
by the District Clerk
until 8 p.m.
the
'
Education, will receive
July 19 for the
000
of
be received
Ashcraft, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
tion/as 3 }4s/ at a price of 100.07,
/v///;
(P- O. Salem), Ore.
cation, will receive sealed bids a basis of about
3.23%.
*
'"
''
until noon (EST) on July 12 for
Bond Offering
Lyle Suitter,
Stow Local School District, Ohio
the purchase of $300,000 building
Secretary of Board of Directors,
Bond
Offering — Frances M. will receive sealed bids until 8
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due
on Dec.
1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬ Burgess, Clerk-Treasurer of the p.m. (PST) on July 6 for the pur¬
Board of Education, will receive chase of
clusive,
$60,000 fire hall bonds.
Principal/ and
interest
sealed bids until Aug. 8 for the Dated July
1, 1956. Due on July 1
(J-D)
payable at the Newark
building from 1958 to 1962 inclusive. PrinTrust Company, Newark. Legality purchase of ^370,000
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due cipal and interest *(J-J) payable
approved by Squire, Sanders &
provement
OHIO
Andover
Douglas County School District
9 (P. O. Box 852, Gardiner),
Oregon
Bond Offering—sealed bids will
No.
Ohio
Bond
the Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Jefferson Banking Co.,
Savings
Co.,
Jefferson.
;
:
Medina,; Legality
approved
by
Bricker,
Marburger,
Evatt
& Rocky River City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering — Mildred JosBarton, of Columbus.; v
': * / V
interest
3s, at
\
Strand,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July
6
for
the
purchase of $102,000
building bonds. Dated April 2,
1956. Due on April 2 from 1959
on
1958
Medina City School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$250,000 build¬
Sch. Dist. No. 43 (P. O. Cavalier),
'
1,
Dec.
from
1
of
Raleigh.
'
Dated
inclusive.
1972
sealed
July 25
$210,000
of
Dec.
on
on
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST)V on July 10
for
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1955. Due on May 1 from 1959
to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Chase Manhattan Bank,, of New
York City, or at the
Wachovia
2950
receive
(EST)
noon
■
M.
.
Harnett County (P. O. Lillington),
North Carolina
'
to
bids until
the
for
11
Dist., Ohio
Edward
—
Scheiman, Clerk of the Board of
2.78%.
about
Brunswick Local Sch.
R. D. White & Co., as
price of 100.14, a basis
Monday, July 2, 1956
ISLAND
a.m.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Controller's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
North
Bond
Providence, R. I.
Offering
— Ralph
D.
Cuculo, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(DST)
on
of
bids
$620,000 bonds,
$250,000
until ~ noon
July 2 for the purchase
highway
as
follows:
reconstruction
Number 5547...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
bonds. Due on July 1 from
Eddleman-Pollok,
1957 to 1976 inclusive,
>
jointly, at
bonds. Due on
funding
.250,000
July 1 from, 1957 to 1976 incL
50,000 server bonds. Due on July
1 from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
'50,000
bonds,
funding
lJue
on
July 1 from 1966 to 1975 incl.
20,090 water bonds. Due on July
•
i960 inclusive.
If rem 1957 to
dated
July 1,
Principal and interest" pay¬
able: at the" First National Bank
bonds
The
Ore
1956.
.
of:Boston. Legality, approved
by
Gray,^ Best;; Coolidge
Rugg, of; Boston, v
;
&
Hopes,
Water and Fire Dist.
Portsmouth
(P. O. Portsmouth), Ri /. "
/ * Bond Sale—An issue of
$620,000
water bonds was sold to
G. H. Walker & Go., and Dwin-
4%%
nell,
& .Hill.
Harkness
Due
on
May 1 from 1960 tiy 1991 inclusive.
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Castle wood, S. Dak.
.
mann,
Heide-
.Offering-—Harold
I Bond
Co.,
Houston,
price of 100.01.
a
.
.
.
t
Terry County (Pi O. Browndeld),;
A:*. :
Texas
Bond Sale J— The $250,000 road
'
offered
awarded
June
-
First
the
to
28
Texas
1976
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
of Minneapolis.
Wylie, Texas
Bond Sale—The First Southwest
sanitary
3%s.
Due from
inclusive.'
bonds
sewer
as
100,000 water and sewer revenue
bonds as,3%s and 3%s. Due
from
The
1956.
mas.
1986 inclusive.
1957 to
bonds
offered
to
R.
June
21
J.
Edwards,
Inc., of Oklahoma City, and E. F.
Hutton & Co., of New York City.
The
1956.
to
bonds
dated
are
July
10,
Due.1^1 April 4 from 1960
1990 inclusive.
Interest A-O.
Board of Regents of the State
Teachers' Colleges (P. O. Hunts-
ville), Texas
Bond Sale—The $2,330,000 non
tax-exempt Sam Houston State
Teachers' College student housing
revenue
v.
bonds offered June 25—
183, p. 2704—were sold to the
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 2%s, at par.
Federal
nance
Brazosport Independent School
District (P. O. Box Z, Freeport),
Texas
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 school
bonds offered June 25—v. 183, p.
2819—were awarded to the Mer¬
cantile
dated
June
Bond
Sale —The
School Dist.,
were
26—v.
awarded
National
Bank
to
of
2.55%.
Scale
1.75%
':, ;/■/•< -//
V
1
"/•;/;,
'
;
in yields from
for bonds of the
ranges
to
2.40%
1.75%
to 2.50%
and is applicable
housing authorities
Richmond, Va.; Kansas City,
Mo.; Holyoke, Cambridge,- Law¬
rence
and New Bedford, Mass.;
and Buffalo, N. Y.
to bonds of the
STATES
of
$725,000
183,
the
p.
000,000 of the $91,755,000 New
Housing Authority bonds offered
for sale on June 27—v.. 183, p.
The
2952.
bdnds
Scale
ranges from
4
balance
1.75%
Republic
Dallas,
and
Moulton
&
Co.,
issues
of
by the Chase Manhattan
Bank syndicate comprised issues
put up for sale by the following
named housing authorities:
$1,875,000 Covington, Ky., as 2%s,
at 100.169.
1,555,000 Cambridge,
2%s, at 100.579.
I,375.000
Lawrence,
2%.s, at 100.379.
National
in
2.55%
National
Bank,
Char-
District (P
Bond
as
housing
tT
m
Proceeds
authorities
„
in
be
the
sale
used to
of
the
retire ad-
Aro™ the Pubhc Housing
„
Administration
(PHA)
tempo¬
than the
PHA, and the balance will be used
to
from
loans
rary
Bond
1957
State,
as
meet
the
cost
of
the
housing
The bonds will be
from
their
callable teri
date
at
a
re-
contributions
ahl^
nf' the "-state
under
and
local
United States Housing Authority,
Nationai Bank, Huntington.
1962
1966
to
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Tallmadge &
Tallmadge, of Denver.
CANADA
works
amended, solemnly pledges the
payment of the annual contribu¬
tions by the PHA,
Other
members
of
the
bank<-
to
183, p. 3068—were awarded
Baker, Watts & Co., of Balti-
'
more
'
.
3%s.
Due
on
March
on
March
The
1956.
bonds
dated
are
March
Northern
&
Trust
Savings
1,
Company 3%% sink-
ing fund debentures series B, due
1981,
priced at 98% to yield
3.86%.
$10,000 000 B
r
i ti
s
h Columbia
Highways and Bridges Au¬
thority 3%% sinking fund deben¬
tures series B, due 1976, priced
at 98% to yield 3.84%.
Toll
Each of the three debenture
as
to
is unconditionally
is¬
guaranteed
principal and interest by the
of
British
Columbia.
Province
dollars.
National
New
approved
by
Bank
at
of
The
Hanover
City.
Legality
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Citv.
The
South
.
Co., Harris Trust
Bank, First National
$10,000,000 Pacific Great East-
!er* R'ail^ay
Sinking Fund Commission through
York
Chemical
$20,000,000 British Columbia
Commission 3%% sinking
fund
debentures series K, due
1986, priced at 98% and accrued
interest yield 3.835% to maturity.
Power
Principal and interest are payable
in New York in United States
Bank,
Co.,
Bank, Guaranty
of
New
York,
rr,hf.
underwriting group comprises 79
payable at the office of the State
or
Trust
JL J
& Partne*"s
sues
Principal and interest (M-S)
Charleston,
Exchange
Trust
Co.,
all
eroun
B"jns
1
from 1967 to 1996 inclusive.
lowing:
Bankers
1
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
1,730,000 3%s. Due
*1S
.mSe™Sinf group
underwriting
inV^tm„ent
hf M°rgan Stanley & Co., Har-
firms. The issues are:
'
First
Corn
Eftel
nation-wide
bonds offered June
revenue
tanaoa, ag
}.
Morgantown, W. Va.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 water
dealer syndicate included the fol¬
2%s/at
$500,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
Hunttagton
faith of the United States to the
2,175,000 Macon, Ga., as 2%S, at
100.429.
payable
PHA
housing
authority issuing the bonds. The
as
4,780,000 Peoria, 111., as
chaser, or at the Walworth State
Trpasiirpr'a
$fce,t a/the^F^st
$270,000
the
1,650,000 New Bedford, Mass., as
2%s, at 100.399.
Principal
(M-N) payable at a
will
Clerk,
follows:
9,460,000 Chicago, 111., as 2%S, at
1,600,000 Holyoke, Mass., as 2%s,
1975 inclusive.
Place of payment mutually agree¬
able to the District and the pur-
Huntington, W. Va.
City
uncondition¬
an
Annual
Contract
between
as
to
and interest
Bond Offering—John W. Hern-
don,
demntion
Contributions
Tenn.,
receive
will
King County, South Central School
District No. 406 (P. O. Seattle),
WYOMING
Washington
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper, Natrona County School District No•
2 (P. O. Casper), Wyo.
County Treasurer, wjill receive
Bond Offering—Secretary Mrs.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST)
on
July 25 for the purchase of G. K. Knapp announces that the
$150,000 general /obligation build- Board of Trustees will receive
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.'sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST)
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1976 on July 9 for the purchase of
27—v.
the
Nashville,
2%s, at 100.349.
Clerk
Bank. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
3s, at par.
or
ally
at 101.509.
Wis
Dorothv'Kroy-
| Aug. 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
Vancouver), Wash.
Sal^—The' $130,000 build-
ing bonds offered June 26—v. 183,
p. 2819 —■ were awarded to the
other
1,915,000 Huntington, W. Va., as
2%s, at 100.109,.
2,745,000
High School
Walworth)
„
„
from
bonds will
nual
100.441.
.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
H for the purchase of
$747,000 building bonds. Dated
price of 104% and ac¬
South Charleston, W. Va.
crued interest, and thereafter at
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,000,II,275,000 Newark, N. J., as 2%s, declining prices to 101%.
000 sewer revenue bonds was sold
at 100.219.
Interest on the bonds is exempt
to a group composed of Allen &
845,000 Erie, Pa., as 2yzs, at 100.- from
any Federal income tax now
879.
Co., Westheimer & Co., Pohl &
or hereafter imposed.
TJhe bonds
9,370,000 San Juan, Puerto Rico, are
legal investments for savings C^Seasongood^& ^yef, Magnus
& Co., Walter, Woody & Heimeras 2%s, at 101.099.
banks and
trust funds in New
dinger, Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
2,800,000 Oakland, Calif., as 2%s, York and certain other states.
Taylor & Co., Cincinnati Munici¬
at 100.18.
The bonds of each issue will be
pal Bond Corp., Chas. A. Hinsch
1,615,000 Buffalo, N. Y., as 2%s, secured by a first pledge of an¬ &
Co., and Widmann & Co., as
975,000 Uniontown, Pa., as 2%s,
PViinoon
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
BRITISH COLUMBIA
socket, R. I.; San Juan, Puerto on
July 23 »for the purchase of
p~i*i*>h Cnlumbia\(Province of)
Rico; Huntsville and Tuscaloosa,
$650,000
s t r e e t
improvement
Debenture
Issued—Placed
in
Ala. Troy, N. Y.; Dallas, Texas;.
bonds> Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due
Norfolk, Va. ;and Covington, Pa- J 0n Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1959 incl. United States — Bonds of three
$nt.frllTT1pntfliitipQ nf thp Province
ducah and Newport, Ky.
Principal and interest (M-S) payCanada ag-
years
at 100.969.
O
Offering
District
er
WASHINGTON
Clark County, Evergreen School
District No. 114 (P. O.
yield from
applies to
and
Macon and La Grange, Ga.; Woon¬
as
Mass.,
nf
part, 0f ,he Town, of Sharon, Linn
a
projects.
Mass.,
riiUai*
Seatt 1 e, anJ Delavan Union
dollar
ranges
to
taken
were
Sir
Dallas,
yield of inclusive. Principal and interest
payable
at
the
County
price of (J-J)
of the housing Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
authorities in Chicago and Peoria. proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
111.; Oakland, Cal.; Newark, N. J.; & Horowitz, of Seattle,
Huntington, W. Va.;
Nashville,
WEST VIRGINIA
Tenn.; and Covington, Ky.
"Scale 3
un¬
2952—
Plianmart
Chapman, & Cutler of Chicago. .
I Walworth, Sharon and Fontandi
0£ Chicago,1 (Village.), Wala,otth.(Tbwn);and
in
"
1.75% out to a
99^, for bonds
at 100.579.
limited tax school hdhSe bonds of¬
fered June
public
reoffering of the
$88,000,000 bonds in four separate
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
South'
Lowell,^ Nashville, and J. C. Wheat & Co. sealed
Mass.
tO
or
M»lwaukee' Legahty approved by
„
Bank
Madison,
111., $880,000 Middle- bern, Inc., Third National Bank in
town, Conn., and $690,000
housing authorities in Allegheny,
101.039.
Crane Independent
Texas
.
$2,185,000 lottesville, Pierce, Carrison, Wul-
Erie and Fayette Counties, Pa.
Scale 2 ranges in yield from
Trust
Co., St. Louis, and
Rotan, Mosle & Co., ^of Houston,
jointly, as 3s, at a nrice of 100.04,
a basis of about 2.99%.
H.
•
chased
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
bonds
authorities:
ti
National
/n
nank, °f
following Peoples
1,
are
"
awarded
purchased R.
of the
yield groups—Scales 1, 2, 3 and
'//; 4—at prices to yield from 1.75%
of
$3,755,000
by the dealer
3.20s, '.
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syndicate headed,by Blyth & Co.,
420,000 Arlington State College
Fenn
&
Co.,
Lehman
dormitory bonds to a group Phelps,
composed of the First South¬ Bros., First Boston Corp., Smith,
& Co., Shields & Co.,
west Co., Rauscher, Pierce & Barney
Co., and M. E. Allison & Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., and R. W.
as 4'As, 4s and 3%s.
Pressprich & Co.
Birdville Independent School Dist.,
The
$88,000,000
bonds
pur¬
were
named
.
First
1967 to 1980
'
'
building
behalf
on
r«
made
$54,000
United States
Agricultural and Mechanical v
Bank-Dealer Group Takes $88
College of Texas (P. O.
Million of $91,755,000 Housing Is¬
r
College Station ), Texas
Bond Sale—The $920,000 reve¬ sues Offered—A nationwide syn¬
nue bonds offered July 23—v. 183, dicate
of banks and investment
p.
2819—were awarded, as fol¬ dealers headed by the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank of New York City,
lows:...:',-:1.;.''"-;; •
$500,000 power plant bonds to a was the successful bidder for $88,-
T exas
issues
Kmul.
at the Home State Bank
Milwaukee Bank, both of South'
2%s, First National Bank,
Minneapolis,
lows:
/
composed
of
Rotan,
&
Co.,
Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co., and Austin,
Hart & Parvin, as 3%s and
... mn
ciPal and interest (F-A) payable,
iimeu.uAMu
UNITED
Mosle
at 100.509.
Th-
f~m 1957 to1970 indusive. Prim..
New York, Field, Richards & Co.
:
as
Bonds Publicly Offered—The
Chase Manhattan Bank syndicate
TEXAS
group
'
2%s, at ivu.iffg,
/83, dii 100.199
4,245,000 Dallas, Texas,
Co., of Dallas, purchased $154,000
bonds at a price of par, as fol¬
son,
r
Q n7^'nai
^ v
J Winston-Salem, Baker, Watts &
3,075,000 Troy, N. Y., as 2%s, at CO., Commerce Trust
Co., Kansas
100.509.
City, A. G. Edwards & Sons,
1215 000 Woonsocket
R
I
Federation Bank and Trust Co.,
were
of
the
Codington County Indep. Sch. Diet.
No. 28 (P. O. Florence), S. D. /
Bond Offering—F. M. Brooks,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on July 2
for the purchase of $25,000 school
building bonds. Dated July
1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
as
,
July' 5-for the purchase of $55,- Coro., and Dittmar & Co., jointly.
The bonds are dated July 1,
000 sewer system bonds. Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on Jan, 1 from 1956. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
1958 to 1976 inclusive. Principal 1971 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
and interest (J-J) payable at a gality approved by McCall, Parkbanking institution designated by hUrst & Crowe, of Dallas.
successful bidder, or at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis/ •■""•/'
v/- '
Ala.,
.
.
on
1,540,000
Huntsville,
2%s, at 100.099.
Bank, all of Chicago, Messrs.* C. J.
WISCONSIN
Devine & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
J. Pv Morgan & Co., Inc., Kidder, Brown County (P. O. Green Bay>)j
1,210,000
Tuscaloosa',: Ala:,
as
Muleshoe, Texas
Wisconsin
Peabody & Co., Salomon Bros.' &
2%s, at 100.089.
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
Bond Offerings-John P. HolloPhiladelphia
National
1,155,000 La Grange, Ga., as 2%s, Hutzler,
street
improvement bonds, was
Bank, of Philadelphia, Carl M. way, County Clerk, will receive?;
at 100.089.
sold to First Southwest Co., of
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., First Na¬ sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST).
1,780,000 Covington, Ky., as 2%s, tional
Dallas, as SVfes, at a price of par.
Bank, Portland, American on July 11 for the purchase of.
at 100.309.
Dated May 15, 1956, Due serially
Trust Co., 1 of San Francisco.
$140,000 road and bridge fund aid..'
from 1957 to 1972 inclusive. Le¬
1,295,000 Newport, Ky., as 2%s,
Seattle-First
National
Bank, bonds. Dated ^ Aug. 1, 1956/ Due^
gality" approved by Dumas, Huat 100.279.
Blair & Co., Inc., Dick & Merle- on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1966 in-r
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Principal and interest;
1,375,000 Paducah, Ky., as 2%s, Smith, Marine Trust Company of elusive.
Western New York, Buffalo, Mer¬ (F-A)
at-100.279;
payable
at the County
Oklaunion Indeo. School District,
cantile-Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Treasurer's office.
Legality aprTexas
2,315,000 Pittsburgh, Pa., as'2.%s,
Baltimore, Trust Co. of Georgia^ of proved by Chapman & Cutler, of:
Bond- Sale—rThe. $117,000 school
at 100.399;
: Atlanta, Barr Brothers & Co., Chicago.
bond3
offered
June
26
were
3,690,000 Norfolk, Va., as 2%s, W; H. Mbrton & Co., Bache &
Co.,
awarded to Hagberg & Co., Inc.,
South Milwaukee,1 Wis.
at 100,189.
Bacon, Whipple & Co., City Na¬
jf Dallas,/ '
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Bond Offerings-Louis J^ Mosa«
2,275,000 Richmond, Va., as 2%s, tional Bank & Trust Co., Kansas
at 100.079.
City, First National Bank, Mem- koVS^/?ty /}/rk' WllLl^\elve!
The bonds are dated July 1,
*
Dhis,, Fulton, Reid & Co, King,,
^ds jmtil 2 p.m. (CCT?ora
1956. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
3,195;000 Norfolk, Va., as 2%s,
Ouirk & Co.,. Fidelity Union Trust
17 'or the purchase o£ $450,-.
1986 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
at 100.189.
Co., Newark.
000
corporate
purpose
bonds.
gality approved by McCall, Park3,625000 Kansas City, Mo., as».
Vaehovia 'Bank tC Trust'• Co,
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
City Auditor, will receive bonds
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
$$
(59)
last
public sale in the
obligations of the
Columbia was
United States of
Province of British"
in
1952.
Sinking fund provisions for the
debentures are calculated to retire
each of the issues in its entirety
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
H9
bonds;
way
June
and
15,
102%
Toll
will apply the
its debentures issue
of
which
bank loans and for
capital expenditures in connection
with
construction
of additional
outstanding
p
loans
Bond
Railway
The
on July 1
1968 inclusive.
Due
39,000 4*4s. Due on July 1
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
Dated July 1,
Rosemere
T.
sold
to
Rene
at a price of
net interest cost of about
a
$100,000 3s. Due on April 1
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
from
129,500 4s. Due on April 1
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
from
49,500 4V2S. Due on April 1
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
from
was sold
Bienvenu, Ltd., at
improvement
La
April 1, 1956. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at all
branches of a chartered bank in
the Province of Quebec.
Maison
bonds
Sale
Debenture
to $296,000" school
a
sold
to
—
debentures
group
a
Aylmer Separate Sch. Board, Ont.
Sale—An issue of $35,000
school
bonds
was
J-D.
...
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North
Essa
Bond
,
Township, Ont.
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Sale—An issue of $28,000
improvement bonds was sold to
Anderson & Co.; Ltd., as 5s, at a
price
of
99.08.
J-J..
Due on May 30
inclusive. Inter¬
t
was
composed
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
$719,000
sold to
4%s,
was
Due on July
price of 101.12.
In¬
15 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
J-J,
Port Dover, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
bonds
$140,000
sold
was
to(
Deacon, Findley, Coyne, Ltd., and"
the Royal Bank of Canada
as
4%s, at
a
jointly,
price of 99.33. Due on
1957 to 1966 inclu¬
June
28
sive.
Interest J-D.
from
'i'-
Prescott,
^
Ont.
'
Bond Sale—An issue of $18,000
bonds
improvement
to
sold
was
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., and the
Toronto-Dominion Bank, jointly,
$288,105
improvement bonds was sold to J,
L. Graham & Co., Ltd., and the
>•. f-h■:*.
a
terest
from 1957 to 1966
est
Bay, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
E.
A.
to
;vv
r\V.•• "?■v %;r..v.-y
t
sold
Co., Ltd., as 5s, at a price
of 98.49.
Due on June 15 from
1957
to
1976
inclusive. Interest
Milton, Ont,
issue of
An
Interest J-J.
sive.
at
Que•
V icloriaville,
Que
5s, at a price of 97.38. Due on
July 15 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
as
J. L. Graham & Co., Ltd., as
ONTARIO
Bond
Ltd., jointly,
Bankers Bond Corp.,
improvement
V'^vV
Dated
Sale—An issue of $83,000
La
Ames &
follows:
as
Co.,
&
Boulanger
Corporation de Prets de^Quebec,
Grenier, RueL & Co., and J. E.
Laflamme, Ltee, as 4s, at a price
of 97.07, a basis of about 4.54%.
Dated June 1,
1956 and due on
June 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
issue of $279,000
was
Inc.,
Leclerc,
96.75,
from
Garneau,
School Commission, Que.
bonds
4.58%,
from
1956. Interest J-J.
Bond Sale—An
QUEBEC
Coaticook,
incurred for construc¬
purposes.
Authority at
and operates only
namely, the First
The
present owns
bridge,
Narrows
(Lion's
Gate)
Bridge
across
Burrard Inlet from Van¬
couver
to North Vancouver.
is
presently engaged in construction
tion
bridges.
one
to the repay¬
bank
1957 to
•
toll
proceeds from
outstanding
were
Highways and Bridges
3s.
$44,000
school
Authority will use the proceeds of
the sale of its debentures to repay
the
cost
price of 93.64, a net interest
of about 4.53%, as follows:
the
miles.
The Toll
from
densely settled areas such as the
cities of Vancouver and Victoria,
The Pacific Great Eastern Rail¬
ment
526
of
Authority
sale of the
Power Commission debentures
-will be used to repay outstanding
bank loans and for capital expen¬
ditures. The Commission supplies
electric
power
to most of the
Province
except
for
the more
Proceeds
with
compares
rail route of about 1,255
miles from Vancouver via Edmon¬
ton to Dawson Creek, or a saving
present
bonds.
way
This
John.
100%
to
for the
1973
Highways and Bridges
exten¬
aggregating 365 miles to its
existing line so that, upon com¬
pletion, the road will extend about
729 miles from Vancouver north
to Dawson
Creek and Fort St.
sions
non-callable before
«£une 15, 1961.
They are callable
Jfane
15, 1961 and thereafter at
prices ranging from 102% to 100%
after June 15, 1981 for the Power
Commission bonds; 102% to 100%
«dter June 15, 1977 for the rail¬
after
southern
and
northern
of
The debentures of
fey maturity.
«ach issue are
r
Mondaj^July 2, 1953
(60)
as
4s and
Due
on
3V2S, at
a
price of 93.03.
1957 to 1976
1 from
June
inclusive.-Interest J-D.
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